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Black glaze tea bowl
Kokuyu Chawan
Black glaze tea bowl
Kokuyu Chawan
A small, bowl-shaped tea bowl. The wide foot, common to Kamanokuchi kilns, provides stability and reassurance. The iron-rich mud glaze turns black when fired in a reducing flame. It is reminiscent of the Black Goryeo style of the Joseon Dynasty.
A small tea bowl with a stable, reassuringly wide foot, common to the Kamanokuchi kiln. The iron-rich mud glaze turns black during reduction firing, reminiscent of Korean black Goryeo ware.
diameter | 26cm・23.5cm |
high | 10cm |
- | Iwaya Koma Kiln -Early Edo Period- |
Diameter | 26cm・23.5cm |
Height | 10cm |
- | Iwaya-kōrai-gama |
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