Kyoto Awataguchi Ware Kyo Ware Tea Bowl Set of 4 Bulk Sale Crackle Pattern Crackle Design Overglaze Enamel Interior Pattern Pottery Antique Antiques
Awataguchi ware is a general term for pottery that was fired around Awataguchi in Higashiyama, Kyoto, from the early Edo period. As the kilns expanded, it later came to be known as "Awata ware." It is the origin of Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware and belongs to the category with the oldest history among Kyo ware.
During the Edo period, it was loved by tea masters, court nobles, and samurai families, and in the Meiji period, it grew into a major brand that swept overseas. However, it is also a "phantom Kyo ware" that completely disappeared once in the waves of time.
This item shows overall signs of use.
Please refrain from asking for details as this is a bulk sale.
As this is a used item, there may be damage not listed, so please check the posted images before bidding.
【Rank】
N : New
NA: Unused (Stored at home)
A : Used (Excellent condition)
AB: Used (Slight signs of use)
B : Used (Moderate signs of use)
BC: Used (Heavy signs of use)
C : Used (Flawed)
D : Junk
(This is the rank of the appearance.)
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【SHOP Guide】
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・Shipping method: Yamato Transport (TA-Q-BIN)
・Cannot be shipped together
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Qualified Invoice Registration Number: T5290001105780
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※A ruler may be shown in the photo for product size reference, but it is not included.
