Japanese Tea bowl Kyo-yaki Hand hotsell Craft Tea ceremony Iris&Gold Chawan by artist

Japanese tea bowl Kyo-yaki craft by Artist
This is a Kyo-yaki tea bowl beautifully decorated with iris. It is the work of Tozan Kato, a traditional craftsman in Kyoto.
Kyo-yaki refers to the pottery that spread around the foothills of the Higashiyama mountains from the early Edo period with the popularity of the tea ceremony. Kiyomizu-yaki, on the other hand, was pottery made on Gojozaka, the approach to Kiyomizu Temple. Today, all pottery made in Kyoto is called "Kyoto-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki".
This is because the pottery flourished in a city where the best materials and craftsmen gathered from all over Japan.
!!! Do not use microwave ovens or dishwashers, as the gold parts may discolor. !!!
Region of origin : Kyoto, Japan
Dimensions : Diameter: 13cm / 5.1inch x H. 8cm / 3.1inch 　
Weight : 229g / 0.5lbs
Age : The 1980s
Material : Pottery
Condition : Good condition. There is discoloration at the bottom. No chip, no hotsell cracks.

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