Japanese Ceramic Waste Water Bowl Kensui Vtg Tea Ceremony White Brown CHB172 water Handwritten Kanji: 成田 兵助 narita

Handwritten Kanji: 成田 兵助 narita heisuke male name

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Artist Masahiro

It is a white glaze applied over the design drawn in brown

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Japanese Ceramic Waste Water Bowl Kensui Vtg Tea Ceremony White Brown CHB172 water Handwritten Kanji: 成田 兵助 naritaVtg Japanese Ceramic Waste Water Bowl This is a vintage Japanese ceramic wastewater bowl for the tea ceremony or kensui. This bowl is white with a brown leaf illustration on the front. There is a sign at the bottom. Kensui are traditionally used during tea ceremonies to store wastewater, but can be used in many scenes of modern everyday life. White, black Ceramic C1970 Item weight: 463 grams Packed weight: 763 grams Approx. 13. 2 cm wide x 7 cm tall