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Vintage Black Raku Mei Matcha Tea Bowl, 3rd Sasaki Shoraku, Black Raku Tea Bowl, Tsutsu Chawan : MB-100401

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Vintage Black Raku Mei Matcha Tea Bowl, 3rd Sasaki Shoraku, Name (Mei): Kangetsu, Matcha Tea Bowl, Kuro Raku Tsutsu Chawan, Winter Tea Bowl, Unused,
MB-062401

Raku ware is a type of pottery ware produced in Kyoto.
Raku ware refers to ceramics, mostly tea bowls, produced by the Raku family from the first generation Chojiro. Raku ware is formed by hand, and fired in temperatures from 700℃ to 1,000℃.
There are two type of Raku ware: the Aka-raku (Red Raku ware), which is covered with transparent glaze over a clay surface containing iron oxide, and Kuro-raku (Black Raku ware), which is covered with black glaze. The term “Raku” sometimes refers to all pottery ware made by this same process. – Quote from A Dictionary of Japanese Art Terms

3rd Sasaki Shoraku born in Kyoto in 1944. His mentor is 2nd Shoraku. He succeeded to 3rd Shoraku in 1962.

We got it from our friend. It is still in excellent condition with original paulownia box and original cloths. (Unused).
According to our friend, her family did not use the tea bowl.
We do not see any sign of using, too.

The Name of Tea Bowl is Kangetsu that means Winter Moon.

It is expensive type of Kangetsu Tsutsu Tea Bowl, because of it comes with original paulownia box and original cloths.
And also, colors and moon pattern are different from practice one.

Measurement
Diameter: 8.3cm / Approx. 3 17/64”
Height: 9.5cm / Approx. 3 47/64″
Thickness: 0.6cm / Approx. 0 15/64”
Weight: 265g

Age: -2010s

Material: Earthenware, Pottery

Color: Black Raku, Jalapeno Pepper

Technique: Black Raku, Raku Kannue

Title: Kangetsu Tsutsu Chawan

Condition: Excellent vintage condition consistent with age. (Unused)
* Original paulownia box
* Original cloths
* No chips, no cracks, no scratches and no blemishes.
* Raku pimples on the surface
* Inscription (Refer to No. 9 photo)
* Almost no discoloration on the box. (Refer to No. 10 Photo)
* No strange smell.
* You may find “minor scratch” on kodai (the base section of a tea bowl).
* Actual colors may vary due to the fact that every computer monitor, laptop, tablet and phone screen.
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