通次廣 狂言袴茶盌 茂三 creating a scenery that looks

creating a scenery that looks like an entourage

While respecting the beauty of traditional hanging scrolls

Deep tones tinged with violet

a potter from Mashiko Town

The shape that fits comfortably in your hand seems to convey the warmth of the artist's hands

通次廣 狂言袴茶盌 茂三 creating a scenery that looksA Kygen bakama tea bowl by the Kyoto ceramic artist Hiroshi Tsuuji. The finely inlaid design of clouds and cranes lends the bowl a quiet elegance with a subtle sense of splendor. Its lustrous surface, carrying the faintest bluish tone, shifts in color and expression with the light, and possesses a presence that could easily be mistaken for an old masterpiece at first glance. Combining serenity with refinement, it is a bowl fully deserving to be called