Thank you for viewing. This is an Ohi Choami-yaki matcha bowl. "Ohi Choami" refers to one of the kilns of Ohi-yaki, particularly the potter Nakamura Choami, who worked on reviving the white curtain glaze of the extinct Ohi-yaki and creating modern tea ceramics. Known for its durable and user-friendly high-quality works, it supported the revival of the current "Ohi-yaki." Ohi-yaki is tea pottery that follows the lineage of Kanazawa's Raku-yaki, which has continued since the Edo period. It is characterized by its amber-colored glaze, but the Choami kiln developed independently from the Raku-yaki main house and is an important kiln in discussing modern Ohi-yaki. Features and Achievements: Hand-molded without using a potter's wheel: Similar to Raku-yaki, it is made by carving with a spatula. Unique glaze: Characterized by a beautiful amber-colored glaze, it is praised for its durability and ease of use. Origin of "Ohi Choami": Ohi-yaki started as a side kiln of Raku-yaki, but the Choami kiln was one of the kilns opened by potters (such as Nakamura Choami) who aimed to revive it after the seventh generation Ohi Chozaemon closed his kiln, and its name has been passed down. Height: Approximately 8cm Width: Approximately 12cm How about it for those who like Ohi-yaki or are involved in the tea ceremony? We appreciate your consideration for purchase. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to used items. No returns or exchanges, please. ※ Additional Note: I have lost the box. I apologize. I will send it in simple packaging, so please understand.