We are pleased to present an exquisite Ki-Seto (Yellow Seto) tea bowl (chawan), a style renowned for its warm, oil-like yellow glaze and refined iron-oxide decorations. This particular piece features a delicate, hand-carved grass motif (tokusa), characteristic of the understated elegance found in high-end Japanese tea ceremony vessels.

The base of the bowl bears the "Ro" (ろ/ロ) seal, attributed to the legendary master Kitaoji Rosanjin. This bowl represents a significant aesthetic achievement in the mid-century Japanese ceramic tradition.

Technical Specifications
Style: Ki-Seto (Yellow Seto).
Design: Hand-engraved grass pattern.
Rim Diameter: 10.8 cm.
Base Diameter: 6.2 cm.
Height: 8.5 cm.
Weight: 337 grams.

Condition & Attribution
The bowl is in excellent vintage condition.
Note on Attribution: While the piece bears the authentic mark of Rosanjin, a formal certificate of authenticity or a signed wooden box (tomobako) is not present. As such, this item is being offered as "attributed to Kitaoji Rosanjin" and is priced accordingly to reflect its status as an unauthenticated masterpiece-quality work.

Shipping & Handling:
As a specialist in curated Japanese antiques, I personally ensure that this masterpiece will be professionally packed and secured for its journey to your collection.