1747-1830
male
raku pottery
After the death of the 9th Ryosai, who was a cabinetmaker for Omotesenke School.
Although the style of his work is Raku style, he is said to have excelled in the technique of Akaraku ware.
Takku retired from the pottery business around 1825 and called Takugen The pottery business was handed over to the second generation he but continued to produce pottery.
The 2nd Takugen was also engaged in Ryosai’s Kairakuen Pottery business and received the seal of “Kyuraku” from the Tokugawa family.
