Diameter: 10.6cm
Height: 7.9cm
Box: After the joint box

It is a rare hand-formed tea bowl in Karatsu. In particular, this is probably the first tea bowl made by Mr. Taroemon.
When we think of tea bowls on all four sides, we tend to think of Chojiro's black raku tea bowls, "Mukiguri", but since it is a Madara Karatsu, it is a famous bowl that fully retains the character of Karatsu.
You can enjoy the contrast between the front, which is well-fired, and the back, where the straw ash glaze has been elegantly melted, and you can enjoy the best Karatsu clay flavor.

14th Taroemon Nakazato

1957 Born as the eldest son of the 13th generation Taroemon Nakazato 1979 Graduated from Musashino Art University, Department of Sculpture 1984 Selected for the first time at the 16th Nitten, a blue karatsu hand-painted jar "Kairyoku" 2000 Received the Minister of Education Award at the 5th Asian Crafts Exhibition 2015 Selected for the 50th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Art Crafts "Tapping Karatsu Yakishijitsubo" 2005 Selected for the 52nd Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition "Karatsu Ido Tea Bowl" Selected 6 times until 2010 2007 Japanese Crafts 2011 Received the Karatsu Municipal Government Distinguished Service Award and received the Medal with Dark Blue Ribbon.

*Because it will be sent together with the wooden box, it takes time to make the wooden box. Please note.