Late Edo Seto Ware Tetsuyu Iron Glaze Chawan Tea Bowl Kintsugi PCP311 Statue/Figure Kintsugi Repair: The bowl has

Kintsugi Repair: The bowl has been professionally restored using the traditional Kintsugi method

Both bowls feature a red Raku (Aka-Raku) ceramic body with a glossy transparent glaze showing fine crackle lines

Depth: 34 cm / approx

It likely belongs to the tradition of sancai ceramics from the late Ming to Qing dynasty

it stands out as a centerpiece in any meteorite or natural object collection

Late Edo Seto Ware Tetsuyu Iron Glaze Chawan Tea Bowl Kintsugi PCP311 Statue/Figure Kintsugi Repair: The bowl hasThis is an antique Japanese Seto ware (Seto yaki) chawan (tea bowl), dating back to the late Edo period. It is crafted from ceramic and features a traditional brown iron glaze (tetsuyu). The bowl has a conical shape with a radiating linear pattern carved into the interior surface. It exhibits traditional lacquer repairs (kintsugi), utilizing prominent black lacquer lines and a section of gold lacquer to mend historical cracks and a rim chip. Height: