Kazawa Hiromasa Kasama-ware Chawan porcelain bottle vase Kato Iwao (1930-1987) was a

Kato Iwao (1930-1987) was a Kyo-ware potter and master of porcelain ware

Raku ware refers to low-fired ceramic ware first made in Kyoto by the Raku Family

and this is because logs are cut lengthwise thus allowing a clear display of the natural grain

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jumped into the fire

Kazawa Hiromasa Kasama-ware Chawan porcelain bottle vase Kato Iwao (1930-1987) was a*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a black oribe Kasama ware chawan made around 5 years ago by Kazawa Hiromasa. It is made of stoneware and decorated with iron oxide brush markings in the manner of chawan dating back to the Momoyama period. It has low sides and is suitable for use during summer and early autumn. Kazawa prefers to leave his work unsigned