Vintage Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramic Chawan Bowl Blue-Gray Crackle Glaze 5" Kiseru & Tabakobon The reed stalk along with
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The reed stalk along with a warm centuries old patina
75" x 10" Paul Jacoulet giclée reproduction print titled "Le Reveil" Saipan
Buddha is carved out of wood and gilded
It measures 4" wide by 4" deep by 5" tall ( 10 x 10 x 12
Vintage Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramic Chawan Bowl Blue-Gray Crackle Glaze 5" Kiseru & Tabakobon The reed stalk along withThis is a ceramic bowl known as a chawan (tea bowl) used in a Japanese chado (tea ceremony). It dates from the mid Showa Era. It has a bluish gray glaze over reddish clay giving it an almost purple inside parts of the bowl. Suitable more for the winter season, it is deep styled chawan used to keep the tea warm longer (see enlarged pictures). This chawan measures 5" in diameter and about 2 3 4" tall (12. 5 x 7 cm). Having been in storage with limited
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