【Size】H17.5cm D20cm Weight 1650g
【Condition】Age-related scratches, stains, and chips (kiln marks). Box has defects.
(Search words, tea ceremony related)
Hidetake Ando
Kura Suzuki
Toyozo Arakawa
Tokuro Kato
Goro Suzuki
Yu Nishioka
Goro Kawamoto
Kenji Hara
Taroemon Nakazato
Naoto Yano
Shintaro Uchimura
Tea utensils, tea caddy, katakake, oumi, natsume (tea caddy), tea utensils, tea container, tea container, tea utensils, tea ceremony, matcha, teabowl, chasen (tea whisk), chashaku (tea scoop), chakin (tea cloth), warigeiko (simplified tea ceremony practice), bonryakutemae (simplified tea ceremony), chabako (tea box), mizusashi (water container), furo (tea ceremony brazier), chagama (tea kettle), chaji (tea gathering), nodate (outdoor tea ceremony), chakai (tea party), otemae (tea procedure), omotenashi (hospitality), okeiko (practice), kaiseki (tea-ceremony cuisine), omotesenke (Omotesenke school), urasenke (Urasenke school), mushakojisenke (Mushakojisenke school), Senke Jisshoku (Ten Masters of the Sen Family)
Shoji Hamada, Rosanjin Kitaoji
Kenki Tomimoto, Kanjiro Kawai
Living National Treasure
Ko-Shino
Kichizaemon Raku
Kozo Kato
Ko-Iga
Yu Nishioka
Goro Suzuki
Habutai (broken bag)
Kiyoaki Tsuji
Shiro Tsujimura
Toyo Kaneshige
Jun Isezaki
Ko-Imari
Kohei Nakamura
Mino ware
Oribe
Kizeto
Setoguro
Nezumi-Shino
Nezumi-Shino
Ko-Toki (old pottery)
Ko-Toji (old ceramics)
Shimpei Mawatari
Katsunori Sawa
Kiyotsugu Sawa
Antique
Yukiko Yamada
Bernard Leach
Antique
Vintage
Toki
Mizunami
Tajimi
Kani
Toyozo Arakawa
Tokuro Kato
Rosanjin Kitaoji
Kozo Kato
Kura Kato
Ko-Karatsu
Ware-kodai (broken foot)
Ko-Hagi
Mu-an Nakazato
Taroemon Nakazato
Ko-Imari
Manji Inoue
Imaemon
Genemon
Kakiemon
Porcelain
arita1616
Kyusetsu Miwa
Kenki Tomimoto
Ido chawan (Ido teabowl)
Koryo (Korea)
Fujio Koyama
Shogo Ikeda
Raku
Oni-Hagi
Seika Suda, Yohei Seifu, Shichibei Shimizu, Zengoro Eiraku, Shotani Kano, Ri-cho (Joseon Dynasty)
Kenki Tomimoto, Yuzo Kondo, Yoshimichi Fujimoto, Jyuemon Kato, Hounsai (tea master) with inscription
Koreya Izumida
Sosei chawan (layered teabowl)
Kazu Yamada
Yu Nishioka
Makoto Yamaguchi
Shiro Tsujimura
Ryotaro Kato
Ichiro Hori
Yakumo Murakami
Ken Mihara
Arata Manabu
Shigetoshi Nakazato
Koju Nishioka
Shimpei Mawatari
Tatsuzo Shimaoka
Korean antique ceramics, Joseon Dynasty, warikodai chawan (broken foot teabowl), Ao-Ido (blue Ido)
Arata Manabu
Kiyotsugu Sawa
Katsunori Sawa
Kiyoaki Tsuji