YEIRAKU OF OWARI Chion-in Temple kyusu Eirakuya 14th / Eiraku Tokuzen (1853-1909) 500K
Eiraku Myozen-14th (1852-1927) Real name: Yugo: Myozen
She was a Senke craftsman for the 10 generation. After the death of his husband Toku, she named herself Zengoro 14th (even very late) and protected her family business, and made an effort to raise Zengoro 15th. In 1914 (Taisho 3), she received the issue of "Myozen" from Mitsui Takatoshi & because of that She has stamped the seal of Tokuzen 14th the letter "Yu" given by Takayasu Koshibaan Mitsui.
She often makes things that she likes, leaving her feminine and elegant works.
▼ Origin ▼
Known as [Oyu-san]she was born in Kyoto Prefecture / Nagaokakyo City in 1852, and she was 20 years old when married Eiraku Tokuzen (1853-1909).
After the death of her Husband in 1909, the family business of [Eiraku] was in the hands of her for over 19 years. Eiraku Family was not economically blessed and she tried so hard to support the family even in poverty. His husband Eiraku Tokuzen was very familiar with "Cha no Yu". , Stopping "Waka" and devoted himself to maintaining the household budget of [Eirakuya], much as possible.
She inherited the family business for nineteen years from 1909 (Meiji 42) to 1927, and together with "Jisaburo her nephew Eirakuya 15th / Eiraku Shozen (1880-1932) ")", she laid the foundation for the current [Eirakuya today].
After these bad times, the tea ceremony world also entered into a new prosperity, and received many orders for tea pottery from each Iemoto pan at Urasenke, including the "favorite food" of "Omotesenke 12th generation / Eiraku Myozen (1863-1937)". The poverty of Eirakuya Family has come to an end, and in the later years of she finally entered as 14th generation for real. After this succesfull results she retired and "Jisaburo", her nephew became "Eirakuya 15th / Eiraku". Who was planning later to take the name of Zengoro, she died in 1927.
▼ Origin ▼
Eirakuya 14th / Eiraku Tokuzen (1853-1909)"
▼ Achievements ▼
Known as [Oyu-san], [Eiraku Myozen 14th (1852-1927)] was born in Kyoto Prefecture / Nagaokakyo City in 1852, and she was 20 years old when married Eiraku Tokuzen (1853-1909).
After the death of her Husband Eiraku Tokuzen in 1909, the family business of [Eiraku] was in the hands of her for over 19 years.
Eiraku Family was not economically blessed and she tried so hard to support the family even in poverty. His husmand Eiraku Tokuzen was very familiar with "Cha no Yu". , Stopping "Waka" and devoted himself to maintaining the household budget of [Eirakuya], much as possible.
She inherited the family business for nineteen years from 1909 (Meiji 42) to 1927, and together with "Jisaburo her nephew Eirakuya 15th / Eiraku Shozen (1880-1932) ")", she laid the foundation for the current [Eirakuya today].
After these bad times, the tea ceremony world also entered into a new prosperity, and received many orders for tea pottery from each Iemoto pan at Urasenke, including the "favorite food" of "Omotesenke 12th generation / Eiraku Myozen (1863-1937)". The poverty of Eirakuya Family has come to an end, and in the later years of she finally entered as 14th generation for real. After this succesfull results she retired and "Jisaburo", her nephew became "Eirakuya 15th / Eiraku". Who was planning later to take the name of Zengoro, she died in 1927.