Ozeki Hiroko Hand-Painted Morning Glory Chawan vintage kuro raku and was a major tea

and was a major tea producing area during Sen no Rikyu’s time

It is coated in two shades of blue saiyu glaze and has a white unglazed interior

7”) diameter opening

The kiln was established in 1953 by Kimura Hiroshi and originally focused on the manufacturing of ceramic moulds

The kiln’s purpose was to produce teaware under the instruction of tea master Kobori Enshu

Ozeki Hiroko Hand-Painted Morning Glory Chawan vintage kuro raku and was a major tea*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a beautiful giyaman glass chawan made around 20 years ago. The chawan was made by Yume Enogu glass and decorated by distinguished potter, Ozeki Hiroko. This piece is the flat hira type used during the summer season. Hira chawan are shallow bowls with low sides designed to cool tea down faster. This beautiful hand painted