Bizen, Okayama Prefecture: This is a Hidasuki tea bowl by Tōshū Yamamoto of Bizen ware. As befits a Bizen tea bowl, it is a matcha tea bowl with a strong sense of presence and a profound weight. The Hidasuki pattern can be seen even on the bottom of the bowl, which is difficult for Hidasuki. This is one of Tōshū's finest Hidasuki works. - It is beautiful and has no signs of use, and is undamaged. - The Hidasuki has stone bursts, making it a tea bowl worth seeing. - Signed on the side of the foot. - Inside diameter approximately 12 cm, height approximately 13 cm. - Comes with a wooden box, a booklet, and a cloth. The box inscription reads "Intangible Cultural Property," indicating that it is a work created after he was designated a Living National Treasure. Thank you for viewing.