[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Gohonhanshi Marukogama

Gohon Hansu...The name refers to the interpreter of the Korean delegation, but the tea bowl he brought with him is also called Hansu.
The Gohonhanshi ware is thin and has many distortions, and the kiln changes are more reddish in color, with the kanekoshi pattern covering a wide area.
The hill is small and forms a simple ring-shaped hill or a semi-high hill.

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Size: diameter 12.8 x height 7.3 cm
Artist: Maruko Kiln

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(* Yasuda Michio has supervised the creation of works that were created after many years of training and mentoring young craftsmen in the knowledge and research he has gained from studying Goryeo tea bowls.)
[Michio Yasuda]
*Born in Kyoto in 1949
* Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Technical College in 1971
*Opened in 1988 in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture.
Conscious of his position as "Kyoto's Korean tea bowls," he subsequently held solo exhibitions all over the country.