(Size) Maximum diameter of the tea bowl: approx. 12.8cm x height: approx. 7.7cm Shared box width: approx. 15.8cm x depth: approx. 16cm x height: approx. 14.3cm (Product Description) This is a "Seiji Tea Bowl" by Saga Prefecture potter Choshun Ogasawara, with no damage, in its original box with a booklet. The condition is good, and it can be used and enjoyed as is. There is a seal of "Choshun" on the side of the foot. It is a very beautiful and elegant celadon tea bowl. It can be enjoyed for use in tea ceremonies regardless of the season. This is a release from a collector's collection. Please check the images. ★ This item was purchased in the Kyushu region. It is being exhibited as purchased. Thank you for your understanding. (Brief Biography) 1932: Born in Imari City. Pottery: Studied under his father, the 7th Choshun, and his brother, the 8th Ken. He diligently researched ancient kilns and pottery shards, pursuing celadon techniques using natural celadon ore. Career: Since his first selection at the Western Crafts Exhibition in 1973, he has been selected and awarded in numerous exhibitions. He is known as the 9th generation of the Choshun Seiji Pottery Kiln. #SakaidaKakiemon #ImaizumiImaemon #InoueManji #MaedaAkihiro #HataseTakeuemon #MurakamiGenki #EguchiTendo #FujiiShumei #FujiiShokun #FujiiKinshoku #HiiwataToroku #NakamuraSeiroku #OkugawaChuuemon #Okawachiyaki #Nabeshimayaki #Imariyaki #Aritayaki #SagaPrefecture #Omotesenke #Urasenke #Chawan #Chadogu