Kyoto ware Backstamp: [Bunsen] A beautiful ceramic rice bowl with a hand-painted floral design. I believe it's a rice bowl because it doesn't have a foot like a Tenmoku tea bowl. Please use this information as a reference. There was a similar item on a website selling Kyoto ware, but the size and feel are slightly different from the current one. It is priced at 2,860 yen each. - Design: Hand-painted floral design - Size: Approximately 10cm in diameter - Height: Approximately 7cm - Material: Ceramic "Bunsen" of Kyoto ware refers to **Bunsen Gama**, a kiln that mainly produces Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki, or **Bunsen Nishide**, a ceramic artist who is the head of the kiln. Production Area: Pottery produced in Kyoto City, inheriting the tradition of "Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki." Style: Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki have been cultivated in the tea ceremony culture and are characterized by sophisticated and gorgeous "overglaze painting." The works of Bunsen Gama also follow this tradition, and many works feature delicate and beautiful paintings with motifs of seasonal flowers and plants (e.g., Cosmos couple tea bowls, Four Seasons Flowers set of teacups, etc.). Please confirm for your reference. For your information. Thank you for viewing. Kyoto ware Kiyomizu ware tea bowl hand-painted hydrangea, bellflower backstamp Nisen tea ceremony utensils color painting antique I am exhibiting tea ceremony, matcha bowl.