An exceptional addition to any collection of Japanese ceramics, this antique Chawan (matcha bowl) embodies the quiet elegance of traditional tea culture. The bowl is characterized by its bold, vertical sgraffito lines, which reveal the natural buff stoneware beneath a rich, ochre-toned "amber wave" glaze. The organic "drip" effect along the rim highlights the visceral, handmade nature of the piece.
Crafted during the mid-20th century (Showa era), this bowl features a sturdy, hand-turned foot and a balanced form that nests comfortably in the palms—a critical requirement for the tea ceremony. It is a powerful example of Mingei (folk art) influence, where the visible hand of the craftsman is celebrated.
Product Specifications:
Origin:Japan (Antique Studio Pottery)
Technique:Sgraffito and Slip-trailing on Stoneware
Condition:Pristine antique condition with natural kiln variations and a rich, aged patina.
Ideal For:
Practitioners of the Japanese Way of Tea (Chado).
Collectors of high-quality JapaneseSetomono(pottery).
As a sophisticated display piece for minimalist or Zen-inspired interiors.
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