Late Edo Seto Ware Tetsuyu Iron Glaze Chawan Tea Bowl Kintsugi PCP311 Statue/Figure Please check the photos to

Please check the photos to appreciate its unique texture and ocean-born character

It likely belongs to the tradition of sancai ceramics from the late Ming to Qing dynasty

or traditional craft design

The exterior is covered with a soft creamy glaze

Both bowls feature a red Raku (Aka-Raku) ceramic body with a glossy transparent glaze showing fine crackle lines

Late Edo Seto Ware Tetsuyu Iron Glaze Chawan Tea Bowl Kintsugi PCP311 Statue/Figure Please check the photos toThis is an antique Japanese Seto ware (Seto yaki) chawan (tea bowl), dating back to the late Edo period. It is crafted from ceramic and features a traditional brown iron glaze (tetsuyu). The bowl has a conical shape with a radiating linear pattern carved into the interior surface. It exhibits traditional lacquer repairs (kintsugi), utilizing prominent black lacquer lines and a section of gold lacquer to mend historical cracks and a rim chip. Height: