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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis is a rare Ko-Seto bowl designed for the practice of tooth blackening. It is said that some connoisseurs enjoy using it as a cup.
In excellent condition, it features a rich, lustrous iron glaze, and the charming rolled handle adds to its allure.
It could also serve beautifully as a flower vase for a tea ceremony.
w6.2 x d9 x h5 cm
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