Vintage Japanese Tea Ceremony Ochakoboshi Kensui Drip Glaze Bowl Chinese The print is in very

The print is in very good condition black and gold frame has just one notable blemish (see photo #10)

This antique Japanese saw Mawashibiki-Nokogiri "Key Hole" saw was hand forged by a Japanese master blade maker over a century ago

Vintage Japanese woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida from 1966 titled Mt Holy Cross

emphasizing collaboration between artists

Marked "Made in Japan"

Vintage Japanese Tea Ceremony Ochakoboshi Kensui Drip Glaze Bowl Chinese The print is in veryThis is a vintage Japanese ceramic bowl known as a ochakoboshi (waster water bowl) used in a Japanese sado chado (tea ceremony). This vessel has a Japanese artist's seal imprinted on the bottom (see picture 8). It is a type of Kyo yaki kiyomizu yaki (made in Kyoto) tea bowl. This bowl has floral imagery, depicting the flower kiku (Chrysanthemum). During the tea ceremony the tea bowl is rinsed once to warm the bowl and another time to rinse it clean.