Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramic Chawan Tea Bowl Green Grass & spots Itomasu Please see picture #10 for

Please see picture #10 for the very slight separation of lacquer at the corner

This is a vintage Japanese ceramic Bizen ware vase for flowers or any other decoration that could use a vessel of this size and shape

geta can be worn in the rain or even snow without worrying about dirtying ones feet

Kama Tetsubin This is a Japanese tetsubin (iron water kettle for tea ceremony)

1950's) and has a hand painted design of plum blossom and kabu (turnip)

Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramic Chawan Tea Bowl Green Grass & spots Itomasu Please see picture #10 forThis is a vintage Japanese ceramic bowl known as a chawan (tea bowl) used in Japanese chado (tea ceremony). It is unique to the Hagi kilns and dates to the early Showa Era (c. 1930's). Its deeper shape makes it more suitable for tea ceremony of the winter months as it holds its warmth longer than the lower flatter summer style. This bowl was hand thrown, hand painted, and high fired for lasting durability. It has the signature stamp of the Oribe