Representative of unglazed pottery: Shigaraki. The surface of the vessels, masterpieces from the Muromachi period onwards, has captivated many pottery enthusiasts. The foremost authority on Shigaraki tea ceramics: Work by the 5th generation Naokata Ueda of the ancient Shigaraki kiln [Shigaraki Katatsuki Tea Container] Diameter: 6.5cm Height: 8.7cm The *itokiri-zoko* (thread-cut base) is powerfully expressed. ※ When separating the tea container from the clay base using a thread from the rotating *rokuro* (potter's wheel), a spiral line is created on the bottom of the tea container. See photo No. 6. The *shifuku* (tea container bag) is made of *Fujitane-donsu*, famous for the *Rikyu Marugame Tea Container*, and is housed within. See photos No. 10 and 11. Ash from the kiln, known as *haikaburi* (ash-covered), is present due to kiln transformation. ※ As this is an antique item, please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about its condition. ※ The box shows signs of aging and discoloration. See photos No. 8 and 9. ※ Attached with a personal file.