Japanese Karatsu ware Chawan Tea Bowl Kyushu Pottery with Repair Marks 11cm

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This is a Japanese tea bowl (Chawan) believed to be from the Karatsu or Kyushu region, known for its earthy clay texture and rustic glaze. The surface shows a natural firing tone with variations in color, giving it a wabi-sabi charm highly valued in Japanese tea culture.

The bowl has visible repair traces, reflecting its long history of use and appreciation. Such restored pieces carry unique character, making them cherished items for collectors and those interested in traditional Japanese aesthetics.

Features

• Region: Karatsu / Kyushu, Japan

• Type: Tea Bowl (Chawan)

• Material: Pottery with natural glaze

• Design: Rustic form with earthy texture and repair marks

Uses

Perfect for tea ceremony practice, display, or as a collectible item for those who appreciate Japanese pottery and the philosophy of wabi-sabi.

Size

• Height: 6.5cm / approx. 2.6 inches

• Diameter: 11cm / approx. 4.3 inches

• Weight: 205g

Condition

Used. There are repair traces visible on the body. Signs of age and wear enhance its antique character and authenticity.

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