Thank you very much for always watching. From today until the end of tomorrow, we will offer a 1500 yen discount from 39,500 yen, so thank you very much. This is a Korean tea bowl from the Joseon Dynasty, of the same type as the renowned "Kote-ya Goryeo" tea bowl. It seems to have been passed down from my grandmother's house, who used to practice Urasenke. I have heard that it has a poem inscription by Kobori Soshu, the eighth head of the Enshu school, who revived the Kobori family. (I don't have expert knowledge, so I don't know the details) I was told by an acquaintance that the elegant poem inscription written in the style of Teika, which is passed down in the Enshu school, is "Tamagawa no hito o mo yokezu fuku kawazu kono yugure mo ouyao aranu." Please check the photos as there may be misreadings. It seems to be of the same type as the Korean tea bowl "Kote-ya Goryeo," one of the renowned items, and it has been passed down as such for generations. I looked it up and found: "A renowned item. Korean tea bowl, Goryeo. In the Kyoto-Osaka region, old clothing merchants are called Kote-ya, so perhaps this name was derived from that. Also, it is said that this name comes from the fact that it belongs to the older period among tea bowls of this type. It is a brush-washing-shaped tea bowl, and the exterior has a bluish-white glaze and a place with a pinkish hue in the white glaze. The edge of the bamboo-joint-shaped foot is thin on one side, and it is a beautiful tea bowl with a clear glaze." Size: Approximately 15.4cm x 7.4cm I took photos in two places to provide as much information as possible. It has a gentle loquat color. It is an old item, and I don't know the price, but I have set it at this price for now. You can also get a discount if you leave a comment. I would like to pass it on to someone who will cherish it. Thank you very much.