Chojuro Gama Katakuchi Tea Bowl yakishime mizusashi 7”) from the end of

7”) from the end of the spout to the back of the teapot

and trimmed with small pieces of gold leaf enamel

and in 1977 he established Hazawa Gama in Tokyo

It is wheel-thrown and coated in glossy ‘hijiri’ glaze

The turnip decoration has been used since the Edo period when Matsudaira Sadanobu had Tani Buncho decorated a tray with turnips as a gift to the shogun

Chojuro Gama Katakuchi Tea Bowl yakishime mizusashi 7”) from the end of*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a 400ml Hasami ware katakuchi tea bowl made by Chojuro Gama. A katakuchi is a pouring bowl traditionally used for serving sake, however these days they are often used the same way as a yuzamashi is used to cool water before steeping tea leaves in a kyusu. It is also possible to whisk matcha in a katakuchi. The katakuchi