This elegant Aka Raku chawan is crafted by Sasaki Shōraku (佐々木昭楽), a respected Kyoto Raku potter known for his warm, traditional forms and refined firing techniques. The bowl features a soft, hand-molded silhouette with rich red glaze accented by natural black firing marks, giving it a lively and expressive surface. Its slightly irregular shape and subtle crackle embody the wabi-sabi aesthetic central to tea ceremony ware. The piece comes with its original tomobako wood box, signed and sealed by the artist, ensuring authenticity. A beautiful example of contemporary Kyoto Raku tradition, ideal for both tea practitioners and collectors of Japanese ceramic art. NOTICE

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