Jissei Omine Tea Bowl (with stamp) Popular Artist This is a tea bowl by Jissei Omine, who creates pottery in Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture, in the Yachimun no Sato. The front has dripping glaze, and the inside has a matte texture, expressing a strong sense of wabi-sabi, a tea bowl full of atmosphere. *Stamp: Photos 7 and 8 Jissei Omine (1933 - ) is a Japanese ceramic artist. He is the head of Yomitanzan Kiln. He is an honorary professor and former president of the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts. Size ・Mouth diameter: 12.5cm - 13.0cm ・Height: 7.5cm - 8.0cm *Please consider these measurements as approximate, as they are taken by an amateur. No cracks No chips *Although we have not used it, it is an old piece. A wooden box is not included. *Artist-made items have unique characteristics due to being handmade, such as shape and color. There may be unevenness in the warping of the work and the color of the glaze, which differs from mass-produced products. Please purchase with a full understanding of artist-made items and pottery. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item like a mass-produced product or if you are very particular. #JisseiOmine #Ceramics #Pottery #ArtistMade #TeaBowl #Vessel #IgaWare #ShigarakiWare #Yachimun #ArtistMadeVessel #Guinomi (Sake Cup) #OmineKobo #ShiroTsujimura