Elevate your Japanese tea ceremony rituals (Chado) or sencha practices with this exquisite, authentic Kyo-Yaki (Kyoto ware) chawan. Masterfully crafted by the renowned artisan Shoraku Sasaki (Sasaki Shoraku) at the Shoraku kiln, this bowl features a stunning, glossy Ame-Raku (amber/caramel-glazed Raku) finish.

The body of the chawan is adorned with an elegant, hand-painted Tsuru (Crane) motif—a traditional Japanese symbol of longevity, good fortune, and peace. The faceted, hand-formed shape feels substantial and warm in the hands, offering a true Wabi-Sabi aesthetic.

✨ Item Provenance & Details
Kiln/Origin: Kyo-Yaki / Kiyomizu-Yaki (Kyoto, Japan)

Artist: Shoraku Sasaki — stamped on the base of the bowl and signed on the box.

Glaze Type: Ame-Raku — rich amber/caramel glaze with beautiful depth and crackle lines.

Design: Tsuru-no-E — Hand-painted Crane illustration.

Packaging: Comes with its original signed wooden collector's box (Tomobako) and the original protective outer cardboard box with the artisan's authentication label.

📐 Dimensions
Width (Diameter): 11.5 cm (approx. 4.53")
Height: 9.0 cm (approx. 3.54")

🌿 Condition
New Condition: Beautiful glaze luster, no chips, cracks, or structural damage. The artist's seal is deeply and clearly stamped on the bottom (Chaza). Ready for immediate use or display.