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Celadon guinomi No01
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- ¥50,000
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Celadon guinomi No02
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- ¥40,000
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Celadon guinomi No03
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- ¥35,000
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Celadon guinomi No04
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- ¥35,000
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Celadon guinomi No05
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- ¥30,000
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Celadon guinomi No06
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- ¥30,000
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Akihiko Watanabe
At the age of 22, he became a disciple of a potter and became independent at the age of 24. Opened Raijin Kiln in Hirashimizu, Yamagata Prefecture. Open solo exhibitions nationwide. He has been selected for a number of Japanese traditional handicraft exhibitions. In 2007, ceramic pots were delivered to the Royal Suite at Hotel Peninsula Tokyo. In 2008, he moved to Kanan-cho, Takata-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture, where he built a kiln and worked on creative activities.