This is a beautiful ceramic Guinomi (sake cup) / Chawan (tea bowl) with a wild, earthy feel and a complex, powerful kiln-changed glaze. • Powerful Style: Characterized by the rough texture of the clay and the dynamic glaze scenery (kiln-change) where black and brown intermingle. It can be used as a sake vessel, a small tea bowl, or a dish for delicacies. • Suggestion of Artist's Influence: The simple yet powerful form and the bold flow of the glaze are reminiscent of the style of some famous ceramic artists, particularly Shiro Tsujimura. Size and Condition • Diameter: Approximately 14.5cm • Height: Approximately 6cm • Foot: There appears to be an inscription-like marking on the foot, but detailed reading is difficult. • Condition: No chips or cracks are visible, and the condition is good. We hope that those who appreciate the taste of antique art will purchase this item. As there is no appraisal certificate or box, the artist cannot be determined. Please check the photos and purchase based on your own judgment. #Guinomi #SakeVessel #TeaBowl #Ceramics #KilnChange #Yakishime #AntiqueArt #Antiques #ShiroTsujimura #Crafts #TeaUtensils #JapaneseTableware #SakeCup