Vintage Japanese Hand Thrown Ceramic Tea Bowl Chawan Makers Stamp 5" Funadansu This carving was once incorporated

This carving was once incorporated into a much larger part of a room design

This vase measures 7" in wide by 9" tall (18 x 23 cm)

Iconic innovations from this period include the use of translucent enamels and the development of the "wireless" cloisonné technique (musen shippō)

flawless finish

Vintage Japanese Hand Thrown Ceramic Tea Bowl Chawan Makers Stamp 5" Funadansu This carving was once incorporatedThis is a vintage Japanese ceramic bowl known as a chawan (tea bowl) used in Japanese chado (tea ceremony). Showa era or mid to late 20th century. This bowl was hand thrown, hand painted, and high fired for lasting durability. This chawan measures approximately 5" in diameter by 3" tall. Having been in carefully stored or very lovingly use, it remains in very fine condition.