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Kyoto ware cylindrical tea bowl in style of Koetsu century Eiraku Zengoro workshop Edo period or Meiji era Stoneware with white slip and black pigment under feldspathic glaze H: W: cm Kyoto, Japan

Pottery by Studio Yunomi 3

and the bowl held a tea of passion fruit and cloves, sure to satisfy the guests that day. (Shino Teabowl)

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Tea bowl, unknown Raku ware workshop. Style of Hon'ami Kōetsu 本阿弥光悦 (1558-1637). Edo period or Meiji era, 19th century. Japan. Raku-type earthenware with red slip under milky glaze; smoke-blackened rim; red lacquer repairs

Hon' ami Koetsu - "Mount Fuji" raku teabowl - Japan - Momoyama period , early This is an example of wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic of finding beauty in imperfection.

Raku Tea Bowl, Honami Koetsu, Japan, early c.

chawan tea bowl raku by Zamikhovsky

MIWA, Jusetsu (Kyusetsu XI) 1910 - 2012 Chawan, "Mine-no-yuki", shira-hagi type, 1967

Tea bowl, unknown Raku ware workshop century Dosai Edo period Raku-type clay with Black Raku glaze; gold lacquer repairs H: W: cm Japan cracks are to be learn

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KURO-CHAWAN (Black Tea Bowl) OKADA, Yuh (Hagi artist)

Arakawa Toyozo

三輪壽雪 Jusetsu Miwa 白萩 Shirohagi

chawan - Robert Briscoe, maybe?

Tea bowl, ca. 1575 Tanaka Chôjirô, Japan Rough clay covered with a dull black glaze; three spur marks of iron supports.