Matcha tea bowl from Furouen Gama, in the Annam style. The crackle glaze creates a beautiful landscape, a bowl where the clay and glaze come together. Although it looks well-used, it has never actually been used. It is in very beautiful condition. A bowl with a soft ash glaze, with cobalt blue seeping through, depicting a dignified landscape painting reminiscent of a boat's shadow and distant mountains. Inside, the characteristic Annam dotted pattern circles, and the double circle at the bottom has a dignified expression. A clear and refreshing atmosphere pervades the whole, and it has the elegance suitable for a tea ceremony. How about using it for your practice at home? The condition is good, and it is a beautiful item with no signs of use. There is no accompanying box. Dimensions Height: Approximately 7.8cm Diameter: Approximately 12cm Features ・Made by Furouen ・Annam style ・Landscape painting ・Beautiful condition / Unused *Please check the photos. Although it is a beautiful item, please understand that it is a personal item and purchase accordingly. Immediate purchase is welcome. We will pack it carefully and ship it promptly. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. We appreciate your understanding if you are comfortable with personal storage items. *Search words related to tableware and ceramics* Tea ceremony utensils Good luck charms, dyed Tea utensils, tea ceremony, Omotesenke, Urasenke Kyo-yaki, Kiyomizu-yaki, Kenzan style, Ninsei Tea utensils, sencha utensils, matcha tea bowl Matcha bowl, tea bowl, kensui (water container) Mizusashi (water jar), hashioki (chopstick rest), hishaku (ladle), chabako (tea box) Noten (outdoor tea ceremony), Vietnam, Asia Japanese tableware, ceramics, Iga-yaki Shigaraki-yaki, Echizen-yaki, Akazu-yaki Mino-yaki, Shino-yaki, Genkai-yaki Wajima-nuri, Echizen-nuri, Yamanaka-nuri Banko-yaki, Tokoname-yaki, Ko-Imari Asahi-yaki, Bizen-yaki, Arita-yaki Tanba-yaki, Kutani-yaki, Ko-Kutani Imari-yaki, Ko-Imari Tsuboya-yaki, Mashiko-yaki, Kasama-yaki Ohi-yaki, antique #MatchaTeaBowl #Furouen #AnnamStyle #LandscapePainting #TeaUtensils #TeaCeramics #TeaCeremony #JapaneseAntique #TeaUtensils