1960s Glazed Ceramic Tea Bowl With Abstract Strokes in the Style of Toshiko Takaezu

Description

Apparently tea is a serious art form in Japan. They celebrate the tea, they celebrate the way to drink it … more Apparently tea is a serious art form in Japan. They celebrate the tea, they celebrate the way to drink it in a ceremony, and they absolutely celebrate the vessels in which they serve and drink it. This is just that. While it can obviously be used for drinking tea, this bowl can be used as a small vase, or just simply as a beautiful piece to display. Known as oatmeal glaze because of the texture and color, this one has the art that continues fluidly until the inside. We hope the images do it justice.

Measures 3.5" diameter, 3.5" tall, 1.75" base diameter less