Japanese Vintage Tea bowl Raku ware Craft for Tea ceremony Chawan w/ box #230906

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Japanese old tea bowl Raku ware
An old, long used Raku ware teacup.
Generally, the potter does not use a potter's wheel, but uses only his hands and a spatula to form the pieces, a method called " hand-kneading".
＊This tea bowl is called "Tsutsu chawan" and is used in winter because it is deep and can keep the tea hot longer.
Raku ware is a type of pottery that was born in Kyoto and nurtured by the tea ceremony. It was created by Sen no Rikyu, the founder of the tea ceremony, during the Azuchi-Momoyama period (the end of the 16th century), and expressed the aesthetic of "Rikyu Wabicha" in the form of tea bowls.
Unlike the birth and development of the local kiln industry, it has a clear purpose as a tea bowl for "tea ceremony".
In addition, it was born with the aesthetic sense and philosophy of Rikyu wabicha, which is related to Zen.
Product
Region of origin :
Kyoto, Japan
Dimensions :
Diameter: 10cm / 3.9inch x H. 9cm / 3.5inch
Weight :
227g / 0.5lbs
Age :
Unknown
Material :
Pottery
Condition :
No chip. Overall crazing. There are some scratch and glaze peeling due to age.
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