Japanese Tea Bowl Chawan Matcha Peacock Tenmoku Glaze Matsuyama Gaei Signed Box Folk Art 5 inches Width: 11cm /

5 inches Width: 11cm / 4

Authentic antique condition

Stand: The wooden stand is included and is in usable condition

Such zushi statues were often owned as Kabuto-butsu (“helmet Buddhas”)

This print incorporates a haiku by the poet Issekiji Kuribayashi:

Japanese Tea Bowl Chawan Matcha Peacock Tenmoku Glaze Matsuyama Gaei Signed Box Folk Art 5 inches Width: 11cm /Description Item Details This is a mesmerizing Japanese Matcha Tea Bowl (Chawan) created by the ceramic artist Matsuyama Gaei (). It comes with its original signed wooden box (Tomobako) and pamphlet. Style (Peacock Tenmoku): The bowl features the stunning "Kujaku (Peacock) Tenmoku" glaze. It displays a vibrant and galaxy like color palette, blending deep purple, crimson red, and flashes of emerald green spots, resembling the feathers of a peacock.