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- Tea Bowl in Gohon Style (Izumo Ware)
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Tea Bowl in Gohon Style (Izumo Ware)
- Museum No.
- GK127
Photo No：73308-39195
Color type：Monochrome
| Title | Tea Bowl in Gohon Style (Izumo Ware) |
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| Category | Ceramics (G), Japanese Ceramics |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Edo |
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| Dimensions | Height 7.8cm Diameter 4.7cm |
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| Donor | Itō Tōzan |
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Rakuzan and Fujina pottery are together generally called Izumo ware. Rakuzan and Fujina kilns were both sponsored by Matsue lords; artisans of Hagi ware were brought over from Yamaguchi Prefecture to establish Rakuzan pottery, and Rakuzan artisans to establish Fujina pottery. This tea bowl was probably modeled after Korean tea bowls known as Koryo ware.
Japan-Edo