This Ido-shaped Ki-Seto chawan (matcha bowl) features a crazed, deep yellow glaze. It has a tall foot and a subtly spiraling 'rokurome' (ろくろ目) shape.

Seto-yaki (瀬戸焼) is a type of Japanese pottery that traditionally comes from the area around Seto town in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.The site of one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, pottery has been made in Seto since at least the 13th century. During the Kamakura period, Seto wares became known for their reproductions of Song-dynasty Chinese wares such as elegant celadons and striking tenmoku chawan. Many of the glazes and styles that were developed in Seto, such as Kiseto, Seto-guro, Ao-Oribe, and Shino-Oribe, later spread to nearby Gifu prefecture, where they became incorporated into Mino-yaki.

Dimensions:

13cm (5.1in) - width
8.3cm (3.3in) - height
475ml - capacity

Condition: Excellent (kintsugi repair on the lip, please see photos)

This vintage Japanese item ships from the United States