【Tea Ceremony Utensils】Masahiro Kiseda, Made Confectionery Bowl Kyoto Kiyomizu Ware, Joint Exhibition of Tableware Floral Red Painting Ginza Tougado Comes with a paper storage box. This item was given to a relative when my family member was learning the tea ceremony (Urasenke). I do not practice the tea ceremony, so I do not know the details. It has been carefully stored at my parents' house, but I am selling it to declutter. The red painting reproduced on this confectionery bowl is a representative technique passed down from ancient times in Kiyomizu ware, and Mr. Masahiro Kiseda shows his wonderful brushwork. It is a confectionery bowl with a very beautiful design depicting seasonal flowers, so I hope someone will make good use of it. Although it is an old item, there are no noticeable flaws to the untrained eye, and I think it can still be used. It has been stored in a place away from direct sunlight at home. Please understand that this is a long-term storage item and a used item, and only those who can judge from the photos and understand the condition are kindly requested to purchase. The storage box has stains and dirt, and there are family notes written in a marker on the side and the back of the lid of the box [Images 19 and 20]. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive or if you are looking for a beautiful, new item. Also, the color of the product may differ slightly from the actual color depending on the monitor and screen environment you are viewing. Please understand this in advance. #ConfectioneryBowl #FloralRedPainting #Retro #Antique #Collection #Interior #Vintage #TeaCeremonyUtensils #Urasenke #TeaCeremony #OldTools #Showa #Pottery #GinzaTougado #Tougado #Togakai