【☆Special Sale☆】 8,800 yen ⇒ 6,980 yen Hagi-yaki Matcha Tea Bowl, Matsukozan Kiln, Eiko-zo, Kirikodai, with Tomobako, Tomonuno, and Tomo-shiori, Tea Ceremony Utensils Shape: Matcha tea bowl (Kirikodai) Kiln: Matsukozan Kiln Artist: Eiko Accessories: Tomobako (original box), Tomonuno (cloth), Ceramic History Booklet Size: Diameter: approx. 12.0cm Height: approx. 7.8cm ■ Features of the Work As the saying goes, "First Raku, Second Hagi, Third Karatsu," this is a masterpiece of Hagi-yaki, deeply loved by tea masters. The soft biwa-colored surface features the unique "Kirikodai" (cut foot) of Hagi-yaki, combining strength and rustic charm. As you use it, the tea will seep in, and the color will change, allowing you to fully enjoy "Hagi's Seven Transformations," one of the joys of nurturing it. ■ 【Recommended (Recommended Item)】 This item is perfect for "Nodate" (outdoor tea ceremony) held in the gentle spring sunshine, and for daily practice. In particular, the design of the Kirikodai is a highlight that shows the host's commitment at a tea ceremony. The comfortable feel in the hand will create a special moment with both thick tea and thin tea. ■ Artist Biography: Matsukozan Kiln (Eiko) A prestigious kiln located in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. * Early Showa Period: The first generation, Matsuko, opened the kiln in Nago, Hagi City. * Mid-Showa Period: The second generation, Eiko, succeeded Matsukozan and deepened the traditional techniques of Hagi-yaki. ■ Condition This item has been carefully stored for tea practice and tea ceremonies. There are no noticeable scratches or chips, and it is in very good condition. Please check the condition and details in the photos. ■ About Packing and Shipping As this is a precious item, we will carefully and securely pack it with bubble wrap, etc., to prevent breakage. We may use recycled materials for packaging materials, considering environmental issues. 【Regarding Purchase】 We will be listing many other tea ceremony utensils. Bulk purchases and follows are also welcome! If you have any questions, please feel free to comment. #SmileMan #TeaCeremonyUtensils #MatchaBowl #HagiYaki #Matsukozan #Eiko #Kirikodai #TeaCeremony #Urasenke #Omotesenke