An elegant Japanese flat tea bowl (Hira Chawan) crafted by Ito Keiraku (伊東桂楽), a Kyoto-based ceramic artist associated with the traditional Raku ware pottery heritage. The bowl features a wide, shallow form with a gently flared rim, making it particularly suitable for summer tea ceremonies. Its soft ivory glaze displays delicate crackle patterns, while small hand-painted green dragonflies decorate the interior, creating a refreshing and poetic seasonal atmosphere. Subtle variations in the glaze and natural ceramic texture reflect the understated beauty of Japanese craftsmanship and wabi-sabi aesthetics. Accompanied by its original signed wooden storage box and explanatory papers, this charming tea bowl is ideal for tea ceremonies, Japanese pottery collections, or traditional interior display. Packaged and sent by Japan Post depends on the situation.
 It takes about 3～4 weeks to receive normally. Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.