Kato Eichi Mino-ware Chawan sen no rikyu however the lid of the

however the lid of the box is spotty

Iidaya Style (1830-1845)

The Rakusai family is probably best known for their three landscapes effect – a combination of fire colour

This particular case has a nice open shape on the interior making it roomy enough for the woodchip type

He produced tea utensils and mastered the secret technique for hand-painting overglaze enamels to look like brocade

Kato Eichi Mino-ware Chawan sen no rikyu however the lid of the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a dreamy Mino ware chawan made around 20 years ago by Kato Eichi. It is a combination of wheel throwing and shaping by hand to give it a beautiful undulating form. Both the interior and exterior are coated in shades of ocean coloured glaze, with drips forming on the layer of matte glaze gracing the lower part of the bowl.