This is a matcha tea bowl by Kazuka Fuzuki, a Kyoto-yaki artist. The theme is "Children at Play." The adorable children depicted on the soft clay surface create a charming atmosphere, as if the scenery of the ancient capital has been captured in the tea bowl. The flow of the glaze and the simple brushstrokes create a gentle atmosphere, and looking at it makes you feel like you can hear old children's songs. How about using it for your home tea ceremony practice or tea gatherings? ■ Size Height: Approximately 7cm Diameter: Approximately 13cm ■ Condition Almost unused, overall very clean. Comes with a paper box (with storage scratches, tears, etc.) ■ Points ・A soft, picturesque scene typical of Kyoto-yaki ・Auspicious and tasteful children's illustrations ・Also recommended for display on a shelf. Immediate purchase is welcome. We will carefully pack and ship promptly. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. We appreciate your understanding of items stored by an individual. ※ Search words related to tableware and ceramics ※ Tea utensils Good luck charms, autumn, hagi (Japanese pampas grass), the seven herbs of autumn Tea sets, tea ceremony, Omotesenke, Urasenke Kyoto-yaki, Kiyomizu-yaki, Kenzan-utsushi, Ninsei Tea sets, sencha utensils, matcha tea bowls Matcha bowls, tea bowls, kensui (waste water container) Mizusashi (water jar), hashioki (chopstick rests), hishaku (ladle), chabako (tea box) Nodate (outdoor tea ceremony), Vietnam, Asia Japanese tableware, ceramics, Iga-yaki Shigaraki-yaki, Echizen-yaki, Akazu-yaki Mino-yaki, Shino-yaki, Genka-yaki Wajima-nuri, Echizen-nuri, Yamanaka-nuri Banko-yaki, Tokoname-yaki, Ko-Imari Asahi-yaki, Bizen-yaki, Arita-yaki Tanba-yaki, Kutani-yaki, Ko-Kutani Imari-yaki, Ko-Imari Tsuboya-yaki, Mashiko-yaki, Kasama-yaki Ohi-yaki, antique #KyotoYaki #MatchaTeaBowl #TeaUtensils #GoldLeaf #WithOriginalBox #HighQualityVessels #JapaneseBeauty #TeaCeremony #JapaneseCeramics