Stamped Dango Red Raku (Raku Chawan) 3rd Generation Shoraku Sasaki With Tomobako (Original Box) This is a red Raku tea bowl. From the front to the side, the kiln mark is stamped like dango (rice dumplings), resembling a skewer of dango. Feldspar is present throughout, and white grains are visible. Also, the tea bowl has an interesting shape with chamfering. It is an unused item and in very beautiful condition. Height: 8.5cm Diameter (Mouth): 10.5cm Maximum Diameter: 11.5cm Diameter (Foot): 5.3cm The paulownia wood box is in very beautiful condition. The paper box has stains and discoloration. Also, the string is mottled due to discoloration. This is a very beautiful tea bowl. If you understand the above, and would like to use it, please consider it. [Brief Biography] Shoraku Sasaki Born in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture in 1944 In 1962, studied under his father, the second generation Shoraku While preserving tradition, mainly red Raku and black Raku, he continues to create works with the elegance of tea ceramics. Type... Pottery Type... Tea Bowl Type... Tea Bowl Type... Matcha Bowl Artwork Box