A studio-thrown porcelain matcha bowl finished in a deeply layered iron red glaze.
The surface shifts between vermilion and dark oxblood tones, with natural breaks and depth created in firing. The glaze pools and moves across the cylindrical form, revealing subtle variations and darker iron accents.
The clay body is fine white porcelain, visible at the unglazed foot. The base carries handwritten markings dated 3 November 2001, likely from the studio or gallery.
Balanced, tactile, and quietly powerful — equally suited for matcha ritual or as a sculptural object in a minimal interior.
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Condition: Very good vintage condition with light interior wear consistent with use.
A studio-thrown porcelain matcha bowl finished in a deeply layered iron red glaze.
The surface shifts between vermilion and dark oxblood tones, with natural breaks and depth created in firing. The glaze pools and moves across the cylindrical form, revealing subtle variations and darker iron accents.
The clay body is fine white porcelain, visible at the unglazed foot. The base carries handwritten markings dated 3 November 2001, likely from the studio or gallery.
Balanced, tactile, and quietly powerful — equally suited for matcha ritual or as a sculptural object in a minimal interior.
Height:
Diameter:
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light interior wear consistent with use.
