51st Generation Blacksmith Myochin Muneyuki Hibashi #2 takaoka kaigu set and in 1958 he received

and in 1958 he received the Asahi Ceramic Art Award

There was a large demand for everyday cooking vessels in Tokyo so the number of workshops in Mashiko expanded and many craftsmen took up the trade

This listing is for a vintage kogo made around 12 years ago

It has been moulded into the shape of a Daruma and glazed a warm shade of red

51st Generation Blacksmith Myochin Muneyuki Hibashi #2 takaoka kaigu set and in 1958 he received*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of hibashi made around 60 years by 51st generation blacksmith, Myochin Muneyuki. Hibashi are chopsticks used for handling hot charcoal when using a hibachi (brazier). They are usually longer than regular chopsticks and the more expensive type sometimes have a metal decoration on top. The pair of hibashi in this