This Shino ware tea bowl from Kakōzan Seigama Kiln (花光山清窯) features a warm, softly mottled glaze characteristic of traditional Mino ceramics. The surface is subtly textured, with gentle blush tones emerging through the milky feldspathic glaze. A delicately painted crane motif appears on the body, rendered in simple yet expressive lines, symbolizing longevity and auspiciousness. The slightly flared rim and small tripod foot give the bowl a grounded yet lively presence, while the natural firing effects add depth and individuality. Both rustic and poetic, this piece embodies the quiet charm and seasonal sensitivity valued in the Japanese tea tradition. Kakōzan Seigama Kiln is a traditional Japanese pottery kiln rooted in the aesthetics of Mino ware, particularly Shino ceramics. Its works are known for warm, feldspathic glazes, soft textures, and subtle fire marks that reflect the natural interaction between clay, glaze, and flame. Decorative motifs are often rendered with restraint, allowing form and surface to speak quietly. Emphasizing handcraftsmanship and sensitivity to seasonal feeling, Kakōzan Seigama creates vessels that balance rustic charm with refined elegance, well suited to the Japanese tea ceremony and everyday contemplation. NOTICE

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