This is likely a Muneyakiyaki matcha bowl by the previous generation of Akasui Ito. It is a wonderful tea bowl with a beautiful landscape created by the glaze applied over the red clay, which is a characteristic of Muneyaki. The evenly dripped glaze, especially in the interior, is a highlight. If you are interested, please consider it. - Accessories: Wooden box, cloth - Shape: Round - Usage: Tea ceremony utensils Diameter 11.5 cm x Height 9.5 cm Thank you for viewing. Akasui Ito Born in Aikawa-machi, Sado-gun, Niigata Prefecture in 1941. After graduating from the Department of Ceramic Arts, Faculty of Crafts and Textile Design, Kyoto Institute of Technology in 1966, he inherited the Muneyakiyaki techniques from his grandfather, the 3rd Akasui. He succeeded the 5th Akasui in 1977 and was designated as a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) "Muneyakiyaki" in 2003.