Thank you for looking. This is a Senyuji Kiln Gyoun-made Yudeki Tenmoku tea bowl with its original box. Countless star-like oil drops in a jet-black universe. It has an infinite worldview, doesn't it? Senyuji Kiln (Senyuji-gama) is a kiln known as a type of Kyo-yaki (Kyoto ware). The artist Gyoun (Gyoun) has earned high praise, particularly for his Tenmoku tea bowls (such as gold-splashed Tenmoku and oil-dripped Tenmoku). Main Features and Works Style: His representative works include luxurious gold-splashed Tenmoku and oil-dripped Tenmoku with beautiful, unique patterns. Connections: Some of his works are tea bowls with the "Sennyuji Imperial Crest," suggesting a deep connection with Kyoto's Sennyuji Temple, known as the imperial family's mausoleum. Artist: Hiroshi Kitamoto (Hiroshi Kitamoto), the third generation, works under the name "Gyoun." Overall, I believe it is in good condition, but please expect minor scratches and dirt due to age and storage. Box dimensions: 145 x 145 x 115 mm Shipping will be done using cushioning material and recycled cardboard boxes.