Antique Japanese Tanba Ware Tea Bowl Edo Period Wabi Sabi Mitate Chawan Amber Signboard Total Weight: 305 g

Total Weight: 305 g

Its calm and elegant appearance makes it suitable for both Japanese and Western-style interiors

The design also shows visual similarities to artifacts preserved in the Sawada Miki Memorial Hall (Sawada Miki Kinenkan) collection

The original wooden box shows natural discoloration and minor wear consistent with age

which translates to "Cuisine" or "Cooking"

Antique Japanese Tanba Ware Tea Bowl Edo Period Wabi Sabi Mitate Chawan Amber Signboard Total Weight: 305 gAntique Japanese Tanba Ware Tea Bowl Edo Period Wabi Sabi Mitate Chawan Amber Glaze Description: Overview This is a powerful example of an antique Japanese tea bowl (Chawan), attributed to Tanba Ware (or a related kiln in Western Japan) from the Edo Period (approx. 17th19th century). Originally born as a utilitarian vessel (Zoki) for everyday use, this bowl was later selected by a tea practitioner who recognized its "Wabi Sabi" beautya practice known