Vintage Japanese Chawan Tea Ceremony Bowl Hand Stamped Flowers Gray&White4" Ikebana/Bonsai This is a 9 3/4"
Description
This is a 9 3/4" x 14 1/4" giclée reproduction print of a Japanese Meiji era ukiyo-e (woodblock print)
There is a maker's signature on the bottom of the lid
In the very close detail the texture of the original silk can even be seen in the scan
This is an antique Japanese sake jug (tokkuri) from the late Meiji Era (c
A lovely statement piece with lots of good storage in 2 drawers and 3 cabinet spaces
Vintage Japanese Chawan Tea Ceremony Bowl Hand Stamped Flowers Gray&White4" Ikebana/Bonsai This is a 9 3/4"This is a vintage Japanese ceramic bowl known as a chawan (tea bowl) used in Japanese chado (tea ceremony). Its high walls make it more suitable for tea ceremony of the cooler months. This bowl was hand thrown and high fired for lasting durability. It is has a warm tan base clay imprinted with stamps of triangular flowers with a white and gray glaze over that. This chawan measures 4 1 8" in diameter by 2 1 2" tall (10. 5x 6. 5 cm). Having been in
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