Legacy of the Master Tea Bowl Mukunoki Eizō Disciple of Kawai Kanjiro Japanese Taisho Era graceful long-neck design and a

graceful long-neck design and a quiet presence that reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics often found in ikebana and tea room décor

366g (approx

used by healers and apothecaries to grind natural ingredients into fine powder

titled "Mai" (Dance)

Vivid colors and traditional craftsmanship

Legacy of the Master Tea Bowl Mukunoki Eizō Disciple of Kawai Kanjiro Japanese Taisho Era graceful long-neck design and aLegacy of the Master: Tea Bowl by Mukunoki Eiz, Disciple of Kawai Kanjiro (Tomobako) This is a truly magnificent tea bowl by Mukunoki Eiz (), a high level disciple of Kawai Kanjiro (), one of the leading figures of the Mingei (Folk Craft) movement in Japan. This piece powerfully inherits the artistic vision and Mingei spirit of his master, originating from the Gojo zaka pottery center in Kyoto. Highlights: Legacy of the Master (Kanjiro's Shadow): This