Introducing a high-quality tea bowl. This piece was crafted at the Kōshirō kiln in the historic region of Ecchū (present-day Niigata). The artist is Numayōzō Yasui, a ceramic artist known for his simple style that incorporates the aesthetic of wabi-sabi. This work, created in 1967, is a white ceramic tea bowl with a soft, rounded shape. Its simple form and rustic texture exude a quiet dignity, making it suitable for everyday use, tea ceremonies, or display. • Color: White • Material: Ceramic • Shape: Rounded • Accessories: Wooden box (with ribbon) • Year of Production: 1967 This item is an original work made using traditional techniques, and it exhibits the unique texture and minor age-related changes characteristic of antique crafts. These are features that indicate authenticity and are part of the charm of the piece. ⚠️ Caution • Do not use in a dishwasher or microwave. • Strong impacts, sudden temperature changes, and excessive washing may lead to cracking or damage. • Handle with care to maintain its beauty and condition. By purchasing this product, the customer agrees to understand and handle the item with care, acknowledging its historical value.