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Mr Michael Trotter (left), the director of the Canterbury Museum, looks at a blue Bizen vase with a display assistant, Mr Ralph Riccalton, yesterday. The museum received two Bizen-ware vases from a Japanese master potter, Zenji Uragami The vases were presented to Christchurch by its Japanese sister city, Kurashiki. They replace an earlier gift to the city of a larger water pot that was broken by vandals last year.

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Press, 24 February 1987, Page 6

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Mr Michael Trotter (left), the director of the Canterbury Museum, looks at a blue Bizen vase with a display assistant, Mr Ralph Riccalton, yesterday. The museum received two Bizen-ware vases from a Japanese master potter, Zenji Uragami The vases were presented to Christchurch by its Japanese sister city, Kurashiki. They replace an earlier gift to the city of a larger water pot that was broken by vandals last year. Press, 24 February 1987, Page 6

Mr Michael Trotter (left), the director of the Canterbury Museum, looks at a blue Bizen vase with a display assistant, Mr Ralph Riccalton, yesterday. The museum received two Bizen-ware vases from a Japanese master potter, Zenji Uragami The vases were presented to Christchurch by its Japanese sister city, Kurashiki. They replace an earlier gift to the city of a larger water pot that was broken by vandals last year. Press, 24 February 1987, Page 6