New Condition.
Includes the original box and napkin.
Diameter: 11,9 cm, Height: 8,5 cm.
This bowl is practical for tea ceremonies and looks stunning on display.
 
New Condition.
Includes the original box and napkin.
Diameter: 11,9 cm, Height: 8,5 cm.
This bowl is practical for tea ceremonies or gift and looks stunning on display.
 
This handmade tea bowl is created by Osamu Kajiwara, the ceramic artist behind Toshakugama.
Enjoy the unique features of this piece. The warm, creamy surface is exquisitely covered with firing marks and a natural glaze, creating a deep effect unique to ceramics.
The bold yet soft shape, the flow of the glaze, and the color change during firing are remarkable features.
Osamu Kajiwara's work is high-quality, handcrafted ceramics. This bowl is a modern interpretation of the Karatsu or Hagi style. It is characterized by a deliberately rough surface, highlighting the natural beauty of the clay and expressive brushstrokes of the glaze.
Texture: The surface is not smooth, but textured, with traces of the maker's fingers and tools. In Japanese aesthetics, this is prized as an expression of the principle of wabi-sabi—beauty in imperfection.

This bowl has a very textured and photogenic appearance. Although Osamu Kajiwara is not a "Living National Treasure," his work is sought after by lovers of the practical tea ceremony.
The name "Osamu" is engraved on the side of the base, and the accompanying box bears the inscription "Toshakugama Kajiwara Osamu" and a red seal.