Kanba Kiln Tsutsumi Ware Matcha Tea Bowl Pine Leaf Pattern with Certificate Tea Ceremony Utensil Date Domain Kiln Sendai

This is a matcha bowl from the Kamba kiln, a Tutsui ware from Sendai.
We are listing items kept by my mother, who enjoyed tea.

[Tutsui ware Kamba kiln]
This is a pottery with over 300 years of history as a kiln associated with the Date clan of Sendai.
It is said to have originated in 1856, when the first Kamba was granted the character 乾 (Kan) and a copy of Kenzan Hisho by the sixth generation Kenzan, Kenya Miura.

[About this work]
- Pine needle pattern painting (with gold leaf on the branches)
- Swirling tea pooling in the interior
- Comes with a pamphlet detailing the kiln's history and the potter's career (torn)
- Comes in a paper box (not a Tomobako, or original artist's box)

[Size]
Diameter approx. 12cm / Height approx. 6.5cm / Foot diameter approx. 4.8cm

[Condition]
No noticeable chips, cracks, or repairs found.
There is crazing in the interior, but no damage that would interfere with use or display.
There is no maker's mark or kiln seal on the foot.
As this is a stored item from a previous owner, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details.

*Please check the condition in the photos.

Returns are not accepted.

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