[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Makumagawa "Hana Shirakawa" by Hara Seicho (slightly large)

●Makomogai Hanashirokawa...Both the shape and the glaze are elegant, and this tea bowl can be said to be a special example of this work by Makomogai.
Soil can be seen on parts of the hilltop and on the hilltop itself, and there are five finger prints remaining on the side of the hilltop.
The Makuma River has been passed down through the Shimazu family, and the characters "Hana Shirakawa" written in ink on the front of the wooden box lid are said to have been written by the Satsuma Chancellor.
Also, on the inside of the wooden box lid is written a small piece of colored paper: "Playing on Mt. Otowa, I sang a round verse song. Tachiba. Could it be that the rain is coming from the storm? I am confused as to what is happening behind the white stone.

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Size: Approx. diameter 14.2 x height 8.3 cm
Author: Seiaki Hara (Hara Seiwa Kiln)
Box: Wooden box