Japanese Karatsu ware Chawan Tea Bowl Kyushu Pottery with Repair Marks 11cm Vase and signs of aging consistent

and signs of aging consistent with age and use

or stationery

features a powerful image of Fudo Myo-o (Acala) and includes the calligraphy of a haiku by the poet Santoka Taneda (1882–1940)

suitable for display in temples

Japanese Antique Sanage Kiln Gray Glazed Yama Chawan Fragment Pottery Wabi Sabi Style This is a Japanese antique Yama Chawan (mountain tea bowl) fragment group from the Sanage kiln system

Japanese Karatsu ware Chawan Tea Bowl Kyushu Pottery with Repair Marks 11cm Vase and signs of aging consistentNotice (For U. S. Buyers) From September 18, 2025, shipping costs for U. S. orders include customs duties and clearance fees. This may make the shipping fee appear higher, but no extra charges at delivery. For non U. S. orders, these fees are not included and may apply depending on local regulations. This is a Japanese tea bowl (Chawan) believed to be from the Karatsu or Kyushu region, known for its earthy clay texture and rustic glaze. The surface