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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis set of five tea bowls from the Ming Dynasty features exquisite Ko-Sometsuke craftsmanship, adorned with a delicate grass motif around the rim. These bowls have been cherished and well-preserved over time; one bowl exhibits an old repair on the foot, while the others remain in excellent condition. They are ideal for use as serving vessels for kaiseki or as confectionery containers for tea ceremonies.
w12.5 x d12.5 x h6 cm (approx. per piece)
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