✴️ Shipping only includes a Hagi-yaki tea bowl and a tea whisk. A pale beige ceramic tea bowl, approximately 12cm in diameter. The tea whisk is included as a bonus! "Hagi-yaki Tea Bowl Sanyu" is a traditional Hagi-yaki tea bowl, often referring to works by the artist Sanyu Fujii. It is characterized by its unique clay texture, softness, and the aging process known as "Hagi no Nanabake" (Seven Transformations of Hagi), which allows for changes over time. Hagi-yaki also incorporates techniques from Raku ware and absorbs and reconstructs the styles of Koetsu and other artists, giving it a unique charm. Features of Hagi-yaki Tea Bowl Sanyu: Artist: Currently, works by Sanyu Fujii (the contemporary) of Hagi-yaki are popular and are often sold with a signed box (with the artist's signature). Texture: It has a soft clay texture and a simple beauty. The more you use it, the tea will seep into the cracks (crackle pattern), and you can enjoy the "Hagi no Nanabake" where the color changes. Historical Background: The name "Sanyu," which follows the lineage of Raku ware, also exists in the Raku ware system, such as the sixth Sanyu (son-in-law of So-nyu), but in the context of Hagi-yaki, the works of Sanyu Fujii are the main focus. General characteristics of Hagi-yaki: Water absorption: Because it is fired at a low temperature in a climbing kiln, the clay is not tightly packed, and it has excellent water absorption. Handmade feel: Many kilns carry out the entire process from clay collection to molding and firing, and the warm, handmade texture is attractive. Usage notes: When using it for the first time, soaking it in water will help prevent stains. If you are looking for a "Hagi-yaki Tea Bowl Sanyu," focus on the works of Sanyu Fujii, and enjoy the soft touch and the changes in the tea bowl. I purchased it and kept it carefully. I would be happy if someone would use it! Marked Matcha Tea Bowl Tea Ceremony Utensils Omotesenke Urasenke - Color: Pale beige - Diameter: Approximately 12cm - Material: Ceramic Thank you for viewing. A traditional Japanese-style wooden tea box, capable of storing tea bowls and tea utensils, by Daishi Tezuka, has been sold. Hagi-yaki, made by Sanyu Fujii With tea whisk