Karatsu-yaki, Old Karatsu, E-Karatsu, Tea Ceramics, Antiques Tea Ceremony Utensils, Matcha Tea Bowl, Confectionery Dish, Donburi Bowl, Set of 4 With potter's mark, Shrimp, Mushrooms, Green Pepper, Turnip ★Unused (stored over time) Decluttering pottery and tableware! Immediate purchase 〇 (Will be wrapped in cushioning and waterproofed, and shipped anonymously in a 60-80 size box) ※An old fukusa (silk cloth) will be included (comment if you don't need it) Purchased at an old art shop in Kyoto over a decade ago. It was part of a family collection and stored in a tea cabinet. Unused as tea ceremony utensils or tableware. I do not have expert knowledge of antiques, so I do not know the details of the era or kiln, but there is a potter's mark. It was wrapped in an old fukusa. The painted areas have a raised texture when touched. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details or are overly sensitive, as this is a personal inspection and storage. ★Size ・Matcha tea bowl: Diameter approx. 14cm, Height approx. 5.5cm ・Confectionery dish: Diameter approx. 16.4cm, Height approx. 7.3cm E-Karatsu (Painted Karatsu) Karatsu ware is said to be the first to have applied painting in Japan. E-Karatsu is made by drawing pictures with an iron solution called onibane, applying glaze, and firing. It is a representative type of Karatsu ware and is used in various vessels. Motifs vary widely, including plants, flowers, and birds. #KaratsuYaki #EKaratsu #TeaCeramics #HizenYaki #MatchaTeaBowl #ConfectioneryDish #OldKaratsu #DeepPlate #ServingBowl #Bowl #ReedPattern #GrassPattern #IronPainting #Marked #TeaCeremonyUtensils #Crafts #Antiques #EdoPeriod #AritaYaki #ImariYaki #OldImariYaki #HagiYaki #SetoYaki #ShigarakiYaki #MinoYaki