1861-1936
male
Born the first son of Mashimizu Zoroku the First, Zoroku the son inherited the family business and toured various cities around Japan, then to China and Korea to study celadon, Korean Yi Dynasty and Goryeo ware. After returning home, he opened his kiln in 1917 in Yamashina, Kyoto, and established the Mashimizu style.
In the beginning of his career, Zoroku used his father’s hyakuju mark as a potter’s mark, but started using his own Zoroku mark around the age of 25.
