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A guinomi (sake cup) made by Ando Moriyuki in Minoyaki (Mino ware), the traditional ceramics produced in the Tono region of southern Gifu Prefecture, Japan.
Ando Moriyuki is a potter associated with Mino ware and is listed as a member of the Mino Yaki Traditional Crafts Cooperative Association. His accolades include selection into the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition in 1983 and 1984, and selection into the Sino-Japanese International Ceramic Art Exhibition in 1982, with further selections in 1984, 1985, and 1987. He received the Sino-Japan Encouragement Award at the Mino Ceramic Art Exhibition in 1984, an Encouragement Award at the 9th National Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 1985, and the Mino Ceramic Art Grand Prize at the Mino Ceramic Art Exhibition in 1994.
Condition: New and unused.
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