Kawazoe Juraku II Morning Glory Chawan iga-ware By 1953 he switched to

By 1953 he switched to teaware production and opened Katsura Gama

*PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CHASHAKU TEA SCOOP IS NOT INCLUDED

Viewing autumn leaves and cherry blossoms are traditional leisure activities dating back to the Heian Period

The soil around the city contains good quality porcelain clay as well as silica for making glass

prayed for Emperor Shomu's peace on the four seas

Kawazoe Juraku II Morning Glory Chawan iga-ware By 1953 he switched to*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kyo ware hira chawan made around 20 years ago by Kawazoe Juraku II. It is wheel thrown and the flat hira type used during the summer season. Hira chawan are shallow bowls with low sides designed to cool tea down faster. The bowl in this listing is decorated with morning glory flowers, a symbol of summer in Japan. Asagao