Approximately Height 7cm, Diameter 12cm, 340.5g With original box and yellow cloth Tea Ceremony Utensil, Seto-yaki (Seto ware), Ryu-gama (Dragon Kiln) "Sama Chawan (Lucky Horse Teabowl)" by Masahiro Kawamura, born 1940 Graduated from Seto Ceramics High School. Selected for exhibitions including Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition), Japan Contemporary Craft Art Exhibition, Japan New Craft Art Exhibition, Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition, Chunichi International Ceramic Art Exhibition, Kofu-kai Exhibition, and Chubu Yomiuri Art Exhibition. Nitten selected work "Plate" selected for permanent preservation by Seto City. Japan New Craft Art Exhibition selected work purchased by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Member of the Japan New Craft Art Association. Member of the Seto Ceramic Art Association. Ryu-gama, Nakahata-cho, Seto City.