Red-painted tea bowl Uchide Kiln Sunayama-zo (made by Sunayama) Kyoto ware Kotobuki (Longevity) Details such as the purchase date are unknown. Uchide ware, which opened its kiln near the end of the Meiji era, was Kyoto ware made in the former Uchide village (currently Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture) for about sixty years, from Saito Kita to the first generation Sunayama (Shozo) and the second generation Sunayama (Atsushi). It seems that it has recently become clear that cultural figures from various fields visited and painted the ware. The original box has fine scratches and stains due to long-term home storage, but it is in relatively good condition. The tea bowl does not have any noticeable large scratches, stains, or chips. Please note that this is only a visual inspection by an amateur, so there may be oversights. Please understand this in advance. The bottom is decorated with "Kotobuki" (Longevity). It is very thin and light, and it is a beautiful tea bowl with a luster and red painting that stands out from any angle! *Please purchase with the understanding that this is a used item. [Size] Diameter: Approximately 12.5cm Height: Approximately 7.5cm Please consider this as a reference only, as it is measured by an amateur. [Mercari Delivery] It will be shipped via Takkyubin (Home Delivery Service) size 60. If it doesn't fit in the cardboard box, it will be packed with bubble wrap and kraft paper. #RedPaintedTeaBowl #TeaBowl #KyotoWare #UchideKiln #SunayamaZo G04 071103