Kyo Kiyomizu yaki ware Japanese Aka Raku matcha bowl Nonko Seven Horin Japan

Size : 12 x 8 cm, 4.72 x 3.15 inch

Material : Pottery

Condition : Brand new

Origin : Made in Japan / Kyoto

Craft :  Shoraku

Note : Copied the "鳳林Horin" in Donyu. The body is tightened and the rim is a row of mountains side by side shape. It is a bowl with a tasteful of sand glaze on the whole bowl.
Wooden box

 Kiyomizu is one of the traditional crafts that represent Kyoto,originally started in the pottery of Kiyomizu Slope neighborhood toward Kiyomizu-dera.
 Pottery and porcelain made in Kyoto is generally known as Kyo-style ceramics,Kiyomizu ware. 
The splendor and refined elegance of Kyo-style-ceramics,Kiyomizu ware is created based on sophisticated design and various proficient skills.
 History of pottery and porcelain in Kyoto started more than 1,200 years ago,in Nara period.
 A Buddhist priest, Gyoki built a kiln and made earthenware in Seikanji.
 Now the ruins of the temple is called "Chawan-zaka". 
Kyo-style ceramics, Kiyomizu ware products are mostly handmade and the feature of that is in wide variety in small quantity.