Shino-yaki tea bowl by Nakihiko Tsukigata, famous for his Oni-Shino ware. "A 'landscape' that fits in your hand - Shino tea bowl by Nakihiko Tsukigata" Forget time during a single serving, a dignified presence that shines on the edge of the hearth. The essence of contemporary Shino that a tea master should hold. A heavy landscape fired in a wood-fired kiln, the "wabi" residing in the space between roughness and delicacy. A masterpiece that makes you feel the ultimate point of serene Shino, desired only by those who know Shino. I purchased it over 20 years ago at an exhibition at Takashimaya in Nihonbashi. It's a cylindrical tea bowl, and when you hold it in your hands, it feels warm, and its quality is further conveyed. A department store employee delivered it to my home. The scenery is beautiful. It's beautiful and powerful from any angle. When I was attending tea ceremony lessons of the Urasenke school, I bought it at a considerable expense, thinking I would make it the tea bowl for the main guest if I built my own tea room. I would be happy if it could meet someone who will use it with care. It comes in a paulownia wood box with a cloth bag and a written inscription by the artist. The calligraphy of the inscription is very tasteful, like an artist. It's a wonderful tea bowl for the main guest of a tea ceremony. I would like those who are looking for a good piece to use it. We will also offer a discount, so please feel free to contact us. Shipping will be via Kuroneko Yamato's art transportation service.