三輪 休和（十代休雪）MIWA Kyuwa, Kyusetsu X
陶歴/ History
1895年 山口県阿武郡に、旧萩藩御用窯三輪家九代雪堂の二男として生まれる1911年 江戸千家流の茶道、宝生流謡曲の稽古を始める
1927年 父の隠居に際し、三輪窯十代を継承して休雪と号す
1942年 川喜田半泥子、荒川豊蔵、金重陶陽と「からひね会」を結成する
1943年 技術保存法指定作品山口県認定委員を命ぜられ、技術保存法による指定を受ける
1895 Born the second son of the MIWA Setsudo the 9th (traditional ceramic family under imperial domain).
1911 Started to take tea lessons under Edo-senke (one of the tea schools) and Youkyoku (noh song) under Hoshou-ryu (second biggest noh family).
1942 Organized a meeting that is called Karahine with KAWAKITA Handeishi, ARAKAWA Toyozo, and KANESHIGE Toyo.
1943 Appointed as a member of the board of Conservation Arts and Crafts in Yamaguchi prefecture.
1954 Recommended as an administration officer at Omote-senke (one of the major tea schools), Yamaguchi branch.
1956 Selected as an Important Intangible Cultural Asset of Yamaguchi.
1957 Recommended as a board chairman in the Yamaguchi Ceramic Association. He became a regular member at Japanese Traditional Arts and Crafts in the same year.
1965 Created an unique tea bowl and offered it to the emperor in commemoration of “Kyusetsu kokyu no kai” (turning 70 years old).
1967 Retired and named himself Kyuwa and won the Purple Ribbon Medal.
1973 Won the Order of the Rising Sun.
1911 Started to take tea lessons under Edo-senke (one of the tea schools) and Youkyoku (noh song) under Hoshou-ryu (second biggest noh family).
1942 Organized a meeting that is called Karahine with KAWAKITA Handeishi, ARAKAWA Toyozo, and KANESHIGE Toyo.
1943 Appointed as a member of the board of Conservation Arts and Crafts in Yamaguchi prefecture.
1954 Recommended as an administration officer at Omote-senke (one of the major tea schools), Yamaguchi branch.
1956 Selected as an Important Intangible Cultural Asset of Yamaguchi.
1957 Recommended as a board chairman in the Yamaguchi Ceramic Association. He became a regular member at Japanese Traditional Arts and Crafts in the same year.
1965 Created an unique tea bowl and offered it to the emperor in commemoration of “Kyusetsu kokyu no kai” (turning 70 years old).
1967 Retired and named himself Kyuwa and won the Purple Ribbon Medal.
1973 Won the Order of the Rising Sun.
