Japanese Matcha Bowl - Black Hand-Formed Undulating Raku-yaki Chawan - 300ml
This Raku-yaki chawan (matcha bowl) features a waisted exterior body and an undulating lip in a jet black glaze.
One of Japan's most recognisable styles, Raku-yaki (楽焼) or Raku ware was developed by famous tea master Sen-no-Rikyu in the late 16th century. Perhaps inspired by the recently created 引き出し黒 (hikidashi-guro) technique used to produce the Seto-guro style of black chawan, Rikyu collaborated with tile-maker Chojiro to produce a new style of ware for use in the tea ceremony. Hand-formed from porous clay rather than wheel-thrown, Raku chawan are then coated in a lead glaze, fired at low temperatures, and removed from the kiln while still glowing hot. Most Raku chawan exist in two styles: Aka-raku (red raku), and Kuro-raku (black raku).
Dimensions:
11.1cm (4.4in) - width
7.8cm (3.1in) - height
300ml - capacity
Condition: Very good
This vintage Japanese item ships from the United States
Original: $95.00
-70%$95.00
$28.50
Description
This Raku-yaki chawan (matcha bowl) features a waisted exterior body and an undulating lip in a jet black glaze.
One of Japan's most recognisable styles, Raku-yaki (楽焼) or Raku ware was developed by famous tea master Sen-no-Rikyu in the late 16th century. Perhaps inspired by the recently created 引き出し黒 (hikidashi-guro) technique used to produce the Seto-guro style of black chawan, Rikyu collaborated with tile-maker Chojiro to produce a new style of ware for use in the tea ceremony. Hand-formed from porous clay rather than wheel-thrown, Raku chawan are then coated in a lead glaze, fired at low temperatures, and removed from the kiln while still glowing hot. Most Raku chawan exist in two styles: Aka-raku (red raku), and Kuro-raku (black raku).
Dimensions:
11.1cm (4.4in) - width
7.8cm (3.1in) - height
300ml - capacity
Condition: Very good
This vintage Japanese item ships from the United States
