二代目宮川香雲 Miyagawa Koun Ⅱ (b1938) 龍谷窯 Ryukoku kiln, Kyo ware 'Rising Sun, Crane, Wave, Fan Surface' Tea Bowl with Original box (Tomobako) This vibrant Kyoyaki (Kyoto ware) tea bowl is crafted by Miyagawa Koun II (b.1938) of the esteemed Ryukoku Kiln, known for its richly symbolic and decorative ceramics. The bowl features a dynamic composition of Rising Sun, Crane, Wave, and Fan-shaped panels (ōgi-men), each rendered in vivid colors and gold accents. In Japanese symbolism: - The Rising Sun represents renewal, vitality, and auspicious beginnings. - The Crane is a classic emblem of longevity, peace, and good fortune. - The Wave motif evokes purification, movement, and the power of nature. - The Fan surface (Sen-men) is traditionally associated with celebration, seasonal elegance, and unfolding prosperity. Miyagawa Koun II continues the legacy of the Miyagawa family, blending traditional Kyoto ceramic techniques with refined modern sensibility. This tea bowl is accompanied by its original tomobako (signed wooden box), confirming its provenance and enhancing its collectible value. Ideal for collectors of Japanese tea ceremony art, symbolic ceramics, or Kyoto ware, this piece offers both aesthetic brilliance and cultural depth. Dimensions: 4.8" x 3" / 12.2cm x 7.8cm Material: Pottery Weight: 470g including Original box (Tomobako) Condition Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions in the photos. Shipping "FREE SHIPPING" all over the world by Registered Airmail, EMS, or DHL.