Edo Meiji Kyoto Ware Polychrome Tea Bowl Japanese Pottery Tea Ceremony Antique

Description

View Edo Meiji Kyoto Ware Polychrome Tea Bowl Japanese Pottery Tea Ceremony Antique with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The bowl features vivid multicolor painted motifs typical of Kyoto-area kilns, reminiscent of the style associated with masters such as Ninsei, making it a prized piece for tea ceremony (chado) enthusiasts and collectors alike. ■ Product This beautiful polychrome tea bowl originates from the Edo to Meiji period, crafted in the renowned Kyoto ware (Kyo-yaki) tradition, celebrated for its refined overglaze enamel decoration and elegant craftsmanship. The bowl features vivid multicolor painted motifs typical of Kyoto-area kilns, reminiscent of the style associated with masters such as Ninsei, making it a prized piece for tea ceremony (chado) enthusiasts and collectors alike. Ideal for use in Omotesenke or Urasenke tea ceremony practices, or as a display piece, confectionery bowl, or decorative vessel. Approximate dimensions are 4.7 inches in diameter and 2.8 inches in height. Authentic item from Japan. Please check photos carefully before purchase. ■ Shipping Handling time: Up to 10 business days Shipping carriers: FedEx / Japan Post All shipments include tracking. ■ Packing We pack items carefully with protective materials to prevent damage during shipping. ■ Condition Items are inspected before shipping. Please contact us if you need more details. ■ Customer Support If you have any questions please contact us. If there is any problem please contact us before leaving feedback. We will resolve any issues. ■ Returns 30 day return policy. Items must be returned in original condition. ■ Important Import duties and taxes are not included. These are buyer responsibility. We cannot mark items as gifts or change declared value. Thank you for visiting our store. Please purchase with confidence. Condition: This item is in used condition with no major scratches or stains visible. Minor signs of age and use may be present, consistent with an antique piece. Overall, the tea bowl remains in good presentable condition.. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Bowls. Brand: Unbranded.

Number of Items in Set

1

Number of Compartments

1

Shape

Round Bowl

Occasion

All Occasions

Region of Origin

Kyoto, Japan

Maker

Unknown (Kyoto Ware Kiln)

Personalize

No

Department

Adults

Unit Type

Unit

Manufacturer Warranty

None

Style

Japanese Traditional

Features

Antique, Hand-painted, Tea Ceremony Use

Unit Quantity

1

Room

Tea Room / Display

Finish

Glazed

Culture

Japanese

Age

Edo/Meiji Period (17th–Early 20th Century)

Primary Material

Ceramic

Pattern

Polychrome Floral / Traditional Japanese Motif

Color

Multicolor

Material

Porcelain / Earthenware

Set Includes

1 Tea Bowl

Weight

Approx. 0.44 lbs

Brand

Unbranded

Type

Tea Bowl (Chawan)

Theme

Tea Ceremony / Japanese Art

Original/Reproduction

Original

Country of Origin

Japan

Item Diameter

4.7 in

Item Height

2.8 in

Vintage

Yes

Artist

Unknown

Motif

Traditional Japanese

Ware

Kyoto Ware (Kyo-yaki)

Technique

Overglaze Polychrome Enamel (Nishikide)

Size

Approx. 4.7 in Diameter x 2.8 in Height