[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowls] Set of 10 tea bowls made by Hagi ware Takemura Rizaemon (made by Takemura Rizaemon)

[What is Karatsu ware?]
・There is a theory that the origins of Karatsu ware date back to the Muromachi and Momoyama periods.
・At the end of the Tensho period, during the Korean War, the lord of Omura, accompanied by Lee Yu-kyung and others, opened a kiln in Muraki, Hasami, and produced pottery in yellow, blue, black, powdered and painted porcelain.
・In the classification of Karatsu ware, it is considered to be Hiradokyo, and over the years it has changed from earthenware to semi-porcelain to porcelain.
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Quantity: 10 sets
Size: Approx. diameter 12.6 x height 6.8 cm
Author: Rizaemon Takemura (12th generation)
Note: (The product has black spots (iron powder) due to oxidation of iron.)
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[Rizaemon Kiln] In the mid-Edo period, it became widely known through Sakai and played a key role in the development of the domain's ceramics industry, and has continued to work hand in hand with the production area to the present day.
The kiln was named after the Yamahokora monument, and the kiln returned to its early days of earthenware, focusing on the quality of the earthenware and creating Karatsu ware.
Currently in its 12th generation
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Box: Wooden box
Note: The construction site contains iron, which may result in black stains or quartz appearing on the surface of some products.