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Chawan tea bowl

This is a traditional Asahiyaki Kase style tea bowl made with the fine-grained soil of Uji, that is mined and left for aging over a half century before use. The unique pattern resembles deer's spots, created by the characteristics of the clay and the firing process using split pine wood in a climbing kiln. It is a reinterpretation of the Korai tea bowl called "ido" in the Asahiyaki style.
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Hosai Matsubayashi
Uji, Japan
Hosai Matsubayashi works for Asahiyaki, a ceramic art and atelier that is over 400-year-old and based in Kyoto prefecture. This has been the historic ...
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