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Koraimono Tea bowls Korean Tea Bowls for the Tea Ceremony

Kizaemon Tea Bow of the Oido type, named “Kizae’mon” H. 8.9 cm; D cm; F. 5.5cm Choson period, 16 th century Koho’an, Daitoku-ji, Kyoto

Kizaemon Tea Bow of the Oido type, named “Kizae’mon” H. 8.9 cm; D cm; F. 5.5cm Choson period, 16th century Koho’an, Daitoku-ji, Kyoto

Goshomaru-Fujita Tea Bowl of the Goshomaru type, named “Fujita” H. 8.4 cm; D cm; F. 7.8 cm Choson period, 16 th century Fujita Museum, Osaka

Irabo Tea Bowl of the Irabo type named “Hasukari” H. 6.7 cm; D cm; F. 6.3 cm Choson Period, 17 th century Nomura Museum, Kyoto