Teabowl 1760 - 1780

This teabowl, made by the renowned Japanese potter Tokunyu (1675–1775), is a prime example of the "Raku" ware style. Characterized by its simple, rounded form and black, slightly textured glaze, it is a timeless piece that embodies the understated elegance of Japanese aesthetics. Made between 1760 and 1780, this teabowl is a testament to Tokunyu’s mastery of the ceramic arts, showcasing the unique beauty of the Raku tradition.