Water Containers 2 by Richard Milgrim
The following are a selection of high-fire stoneware water containers known in Japanese as “mizusashi.” These are an integral element amongst the utensils used for “Chanoyu” (Japanese Tea Ceremony) and were created by Richard Milgrim in his studio near Kyoto, Japan.
Please feel free to browse through this very contemporary yet traditional assortment of forms and glazes.
Gray Shino Water Container
Gray Shino Water Container, box inscribed by Hounsai Daisosho
Painted Shino Three-sided Water Container
Painted Shino Three-sided Water Container, box inscribed by Hounsai Daisosho
Black and White Cascading Glaze Water Container
Black and White Cascading Glaze Water Container
Rice-straw Ash Glaze Water Container
Rice-straw Ash Glaze Water Container
Painted Shino Four-sided Water Container
Painted Shino Four-sided Water Container
Gray Shino Three-sided Water Container
Gray Shino Three-sided Water Container
Wood-fired Three-sided Water Container
Wood-fired Three-sided Water Container made at Johanna Kiln, St. John’s University, Minnesota U.S.A.
Wood-fired Water Container with lugs
Wood-fired Water Container with lugs made at Johanna Kiln, St. John’s University, Minnesota U.S.A., box inscribed by Hounsai Daisosho
Wood-fired Three-sided Water Container
Wood-fired Three-sided Water Container made at Johanna Kiln, St. John’s University, Minnesota U.S.A.