Mori Shunzan III 'Unkin' Chawan Ichino Toyoji yunomi and another type called a

and another type called a ‘sarukiri’ is used to cut out the shape of the bird and add detail to the carving

Ennosai popularised the tea ceremony among the general public through publishing books

Other than that he’s in very good condition

It’s in very good condition aside from some very minor wear (please refer to the last photo)

and in 1977 he became certified as an Intangible Cultural Property of Fukuoka city

Mori Shunzan III 'Unkin' Chawan Ichino Toyoji yunomi and another type called a*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a beautiful Kyo ware chawan tea bowl made by noted potter, Mori Shunzan III. It is wheel thrown and decorated with a hand painted unkin pattern over white glaze. Unkin refers to a play on words comparing the cherry blossoms of Yoshino and the autumn leaves of the Tatsuta River in Nara. This comparison originates from a