This bowl exhibits the shape and colour characteristics of a beautiful Jung Ho (Edo or Ido) chawan. The foot of this bowl is so interesting, wild, natural, and free. Although it deviates slightly from the typical flowering white glazed look, it is quite stunning in its own way. It is quite common for older bowls to have such a foot.
I've been waiting for you to post these photos! You captured the glaze beautifully. It must feel wonderful to handle.
ReplyDeleteThanks Yumcha, and how' the battle with the cold my friend?
ReplyDeleteI am gonna bring it over soon to warm up your hands.
Cheers and take care. T
Toki,
ReplyDeleteThis bowl exhibits the shape and colour characteristics of a beautiful Jung Ho (Edo or Ido) chawan. The foot of this bowl is so interesting, wild, natural, and free. Although it deviates slightly from the typical flowering white glazed look, it is quite stunning in its own way. It is quite common for older bowls to have such a foot.
Again, thanks for sharing.
Peace
Gorgeous, T. Are there particular teas you like to drink from these? I bet that whatever you were in the mood for would be lovely from these cups.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the tea? It looks wonderful. Eileen
ReplyDeleteHi there rosehips&green. I don't really know, it's a gift from my hair stylist:
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Let me know if you know : P Cheers. T