Sasaki Shoraku III 'Ayame' Utsushi Chawan mumyoi yaki yunomi wear along edges

wear along edges

It also comes with a signed yellow wrapping cloth for when the bowl is not in use

He exhibited overseas in Paris and New York

This particular maneki has its left paw raised and is a part of the kiln’s Seto Maneki Neko series

There is patina on the “antlers” and minor scuffing on the shin guards

Sasaki Shoraku III 'Ayame' Utsushi Chawan mumyoi yaki yunomi wear along edges*FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES SHIPPING IS SET FOR EMS TO ALL AVAILABLE DESTINATIONS. This listing is for a Momoyama utsushi chawan made by distinguished potter Sasaki Shoraku III. This piece is inspired by a matte glazed bowl named Ayame, a bowl made by Chojiro (d. 1589). It is an utsushi piece a reinterpretation of an art object from the past. This chawan, like others by Shoraku, is inspired by the creative principles of tea master Sen no Rikyu. It is hand