RAKUYAKI Raku Chawan Matcha-wan Kyoto Kiyomizu-Yaki Kyo-Yaki Kuroraku Japan

Description: RAKUYAKI Raku Chawan Matcha-wan Kyoto Kiyomizu-Yaki Kyo-Yaki Kuroraku JapanDescriptionAbout This ItemsThis is a black tea bowl made by Shouraku Sasaki.The torso has a continuous diagonal cut, this work, with its whitish glossy glaze and abstract patterns, is on the market, soThe depth created by carefully carving out the stone.Rakuyaki was born and raised in Kyoto,Its appearance is said to be exactly the shape of a palm.AppearanceThe shape is slightly wider in diameter and the body is deep and slanted.By carving it down, we are creating a tightening and strong change.As you can see from the shape of the mouth, there is a sense of movement in the overall figure.This is what it looks like inside. As you can see,It is standard practice for the tea basin of a Raku tea bowl to be shallow and wide, like a mirror.The diagonally cut spatula marksThe left and right symmetry is intentionally broken.The strong masculine shaving marks and thick waistline are attractive.The grain marks around the hill are also removed one by one, so the finish will vary.The view from the hill. Black raku is characterized by trivets and finally this mark in the total glaze.Since each item is handmade, shape, color, and size may vary.ConditionNewComments by Shouraku SasakiPrecautions when using Raku ware (Please pay special attention to the following regarding Raku Chawan)Please soak in cold or lukewarm water before use.Just soak a new bowl for a minute or two, or even 30 seconds with a familiar bowl.This is recommended to keep it clean, and also to prevent temporary breakage as the bowl of tea tends to get dirty.When storing the used tea bowl, wipe off the moisture and dry it thoroughly.It depends on the season, but please dry it in a cupboard for about a week.Please note that if you package the rice bowl while it is still damp, it will damage the bowl and the damp smell will transfer to the bowl.In the unlikely event that your teacup has a smell, you can deal with it by brewing tea in that teacup every day.If you leave it on for about a week, the smell will naturally go away.If you are still concerned about the odor, please contact the store where you purchased it.Rakuchawan is a soft pottery made from rough base material. Therefore, hot water may ooze out.Also, please do not serve or store sour foods (pickled plums, vinegared foods, etc.) as they are sensitive to acidity.Rakuyaki is a type of pottery mainly made as tea utensils.Please do not use it as tableware.Remains of scissorsRaku tea bowls, especially black ones, leave clear marks from being pinched with scissors.This is something that always remains after being removed from a high-temperature kiln with scissors, and is a result of the firing method, which has remained unchanged since the days of Rikyu and Chojiro to this day.I hope you will use it as a footprint of Wabicha.ShippingWe always send the item with a tracking number. So please place an order without any concern on delivery. You can always track the delivery status.Shipping is only available to the address registered in eBay. If you want us to send another address, please change your address on eBay and then place an order.Shipping is available from Monday to Friday. Weekends are not available because freight (shipping) companies are closed.We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.About Importer's ObligationImport duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.Thank you for your understanding.

Price: 200 USD

Location: Saitama

End Time: 2025-02-05T12:35:41.000Z

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