Kyo-ware 'Yukimochi-zasa' Winter Jawan lacquered wood block 8”) across at the widest

8”) across at the widest point

This listing is for a red oni wall hanging made around 5 years ago

These designs are said to have started in Tenpo 6 (1836)

uchikake (glaze splashing) and nagashi (slip trailing)

They are also involved in the production of low fired kogo for the tea ceremony

Kyo-ware 'Yukimochi-zasa' Winter Jawan lacquered wood block 8”) across at the widest*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kyo ware tsutsu jawan made around 20 years ago. Tsutsu jawan are winter tea bowls, their tall shape keeps the tea hotter for longer, flat hira chawan being the opposite and set aside for summer use. The jawan in this listing is wheel thrown and decorated with yukimochi zasa winter scenery inspired by pieces created by