Hokuryu 北龍

Handmade pieces by Tatsuo Umehara (梅原タツオ) who makes pottery under the name Hokuryu (北龍), the third generation to use that name. Born in 1974, Umehara-san is one of Tokoname's younger kyusu craftsmen and succeeded his father as head of the kiln in 1998 when he took the Hokuryu name.

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5 products

Shudashi Kokudei Tokoname-yaki Teapot - 300ml - side profile with the spout on the left and the side handle on the right, lid in place
Shudashi Kokudei Tokoname-yaki Teapot - 300ml - three-quarter front view with the spout angled forward
Hokuryū (Tatsuo Umehara)
Shudashi Kokudei Tokoname-yaki Teapot - 300ml
$98.00
Dotted Red Shudei Tokoname Teapot - 270ml - side view of the red shudei teapot
Dotted Red Shudei Tokoname Teapot - 270ml - side view showing the fine dotted line texture
Hokuryū (Tatsuo Umehara)
Dotted Red Shudei Tokoname Teapot - 270ml
$98.00
Matsugawa Kokudei Tokoname Teapot - 340ml - side view of the black kokudei clay teapot with the spout to the left
Matsugawa Kokudei Tokoname Teapot - 340ml - three-quarter view of the teapot with its lid
Hokuryū (Tatsuo Umehara)
Matsugawa Kokudei Tokoname Teapot - 340ml
$98.00
Tea Set - Shudashi Kokudei Tokoname Teapot with 5 Porcelain Teacups - full set with the black kokudei teapot and five white porcelain teacups
Tea Set - Shudashi Kokudei Tokoname Teapot with 5 Porcelain Teacups - front three-quarter view of the black kyusu teapot
Hokuryū (Tatsuo Umehara)
Tea Set - Shudashi Kokudei Tokoname Teapot with 5 Porcelain Teacups
$148.00
Handmade pieces by Tatsuo Umehara (梅原タツオ) who makes pottery under the name Hokuryu (北龍), the third generation to use that name. Born in 1974, Umehara-san is one of Tokoname's younger kyusu craftsmen and succeeded his father as head of the kiln in 1998 when he took the Hokuryu name.