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Tea ceremony utensils/teaware: Matcha tea bowl, Kenzan style, Autumn Grass-N, Ky
Description
■Each piece is a handmade masterpiece, so the color of the tea bowl may differ slightly from the photo. Please understand this in advance.■Tea ceremony utensils Matcha tea bowl Kenzan style Autumn Grass-N, Kyoto ware Made by Suzuki Itten Classification Tea ceremony utensils cw-ke-akikusa-iten-nr-tk6 Artist Suzuki Itten Artist's biography Born in Kyoto in 1959. Began training at Tofuku Kiln in 1981. Became independent in 1987. Dimensions Diameter 12.3cm, Height 7.8cm. Remarks: Comes with a paulownia wood box, cloth wrapping, and artist's bookmark/biography. Brand new. Items handled: Tea ceremony utensils, tea bowls, fine arts and crafts, ceramics, Japanese tableware, sake cups, matcha, etc. Established in 1946 / Tea ceremony utensil sales, wholesale and retail divisions. Governor's Award recipient: Sato Taikando
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Term of Sale
Money back guarantee within 14 days if returned by customer.
We offer 14 days money back guarantee for defective products.
However the buyer must pay money for returning it back to us.
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About Us
A specialty shop offering a wide variety of carefully selected Japanese brand items.
Unless marked "used" all of our inventory is brand new, so you can feel confident about your purchase.
Even if you think to yourself, "But the item I want is only available in Japan.", make sure to consult with us before giving up hope.
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