Iron Glaze Tea Bowl, Antique Pottery Further reduced, from 3800 yen This is an iron-glazed matcha tea bowl. It has some glaze imperfections, which are a symbol of the beauty of imperfection favored by Rikyu and Enshu, and is recommended for those who appreciate it. The interior has a varied kiln change. The difference in the way the fire hits it creates completely different expressions on both sides, and it is a vessel with an interesting contrast with the natural yū (sesame) scenery. I think it would also be good as a bowl for dishes such as simmered food. [Size] Height: Approximately 7.6 cm Outer diameter: Approximately 12 cm [Condition] The thin areas on the rim, inside, and sides are glaze imperfections, not chips. Please check the images. No original box, will be wrapped in bubble wrap. [Before you buy] Purchase will be based on a first-come, first-served basis, even during negotiations. I am working, so my response to comments may be delayed, but I will always reply. Items that have received "likes" may be removed from sale without notice. m(__)m Returns and refunds are not accepted if there is no fault on our part, such as a difference in image, or after the transaction is completed. Since kiln marks from the manufacturing process are usually seen in antique pottery (because the manufacturing technology was not as advanced as it is now), scratches, etc. are mainly described as those after manufacturing. Antique items Antiques Vintage Shabby Antique art Folk tools Old pottery Kuro-raku (black raku ware) Tableware Matcha (powdered green tea) Tea ceremony utensils Tea room Miscellaneous goods