Discover an exceptional Karatsu ware chawan, a masterpiece of Japanese ceramic artistry housed in its original tomobako wooden box.
Made by Wako Sato.
This distinguished tea bowl showcases the celebrated dual-glaze technique characteristic of Chōsen-Karatsu, where a dark iron glaze meets a luminous straw-ash finish in a mesmerizing waterfall effect.
Each firing produces a singular composition, embodying the wabi-sabi philosophy of refined imperfection.
Measuring 7cm in height with a 13cm diameter, this museum-quality piece bears artist authentication through calligraphy and seals on its traditional storage box.
Revered by collectors and tea ceremony practitioners alike, it serves as both a functional vessel for matcha preparation and a distinguished decorative treasure.
Excellent condition.
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