Minneapolis Institute of Art
One-of-a-kind Bamboo Root
Fukuda Kodōjin
- Date
- Autumn 1924
- Medium
- Bamboo
- Department
- Asian Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
This leaf-shaped bamboo tray was made for use in sencha tea practice. Inscribed by Kodōjin, it pictures a snail. It was produced by the Yamada Heiandō, a workshop established in Tokyo in 1919 that remains in operation today. Japan, Asia
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