Edo Period Matsushiro-yaki Tea Bowl - Goryeo Celadon Style - Mismatched PCP288 Stone * Historical Units: The scale

* Historical Units: The scale is inscribed with Japanese Kanji numerals and the unit "斤" (Kin)

it fits perfectly on a narrow column or hallway wall in a modern home

with horsehair

Condition This item is an antique and shows signs of age and use

Era  Meiji period

Edo Period Matsushiro-yaki Tea Bowl - Goryeo Celadon Style - Mismatched PCP288 Stone * Historical Units: The scaleLog in to use Ginger Limited mode Yamajawan is the bowl of the easy shape burnt from the KAMAKURA Era This is a distinctive and soulful Matsushiro yaki tea bowl dating from the Edo Period (19th century). Matsushiro ware, originating from the Shinshu region (modern day Nagano), is known for its sturdy forms and its ability to beautifully mimic prestigious styles such as Goryeo Celadon. This bowl features a pale, celadon grey glaze with Mishima style