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Beautiful vintage set of glazed ceramic chawan tea bowls made in Kyoto kilns - the legendary center of pottery and ceramics. These chawans, which means 'bowls' in Japanese, are made in traditional earthy colors of light gray and dark chocolate brown, with off-white elements. They are in excellent vintage condition, no cracks or chips. These tea bowls are great examples of Japanese minimalism. They were brought from Japan in mid 20th century.
Measurements:
Diameter: 2.8" (7 cm).
Height: 3" (7.5 cm).
Each cup weighs 6 oz (170 g).
For many centuries, Kyoto has been the center of Japanese culture, including the art of tea ceremony. It is also famous as the center of Japanese pottery. Kyoto ware incorporates a wide range of ceramic styles and regional features, such as Seto, Mino, Shigaraki, Kokutani, and Koimari. Kyoto ware is the pride of the Japanese pottery tradition. These tea bowls are made in a Seto style.
