Description: This antique Korean tea bowl exemplifies the classic Iraho style, prized in Japanese tea culture for its rustic elegance and natural beauty. Covered in a warm yellow-brown glaze, the surface reveals subtle variations, kiln effects, and areas of natural mottling that enhance its wabi-sabi character. The gently flared rim and balanced form sit upon a well-defined foot, showing traces of firing marks and age. Inside, small kiln spur marks remain visible, a testament to traditional stacking techniques during firing. The bowl’s quiet presence and tactile surface invite contemplative use in tea practice. A refined example of Joseon-period ceramic aesthetics, this piece embodies the harmony between utility and understated artistic expression. NOTICE

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