Shoe-Shaped Tea Bowl, Named Kakutarō

Clog-Shaped Tea Bowl

Clog-shaped tea bowl (kutsu-gata chawan) with plum blossoms and geometric patterns

Tea Bowl, Named Suehiro

Tea Bowl, Named “Amadera (Nunnery)”

Tea Bowl, Named “Zangetsu (Lingering Moon at Dawn)”

Cylindrical Tea Bowl, Named Mitsudori (Three Birds)

Tea Bowl, Named Kanoko Madara (Fawn Speckles)

Tea Bowl, Named Kimura

Tea Bowl, Named Gentō

Tea Bowl, Named Iwao (Boulder)

Ido Tea Bowl Named Agata

Tea Bowl, Named Fuito

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

Tea Bowl, Named “Furisode (Swinging Sleeves)”

Kurooribekutsugatachawan

Tea Bowl, Named Karagoromo (Chinese Robe)

Tea Bowl, Named Fukujusō (Amur Adonis)

Tea Bowl, Named Funabiki (Towing a Boat)

Tea Bowl, Named Sawarabi (Sprouting Bracken)

Kyōgenbakama-Style Tea Bowl, Named “Naniwazutsu”

Tea Bowl, Named “Hashihime (Princess of the Bridge)”

Tea Bowl with a Crane

Tea Bowl

Tea Bowl, Named Miyamaji (Deep Mountain Path)

Kurooribechawan（fuyugare）

黒織部茶碗

Teabowl

Teabowl

志野茶碗　銘「黒色尉」・「将棋駒」

Teabowl with a red glaze

Tea Bowl, Named Suehiro

Nezumishinokikkoumonchawan（yamanoha）

Teacup

tea-bowl

Teabowl (Chawan)

Serving dish with bridge and water

Teabowl with a blackgreen glaze

Teabowl

Teabowl

黒楽富嶽図茶碗

黒楽茶碗　銘むかし咄

Akarakuchawan（taroubou）〈choujirousaku〉

Ring

Tea bowl

Water Jar (Mizusashi)

Sake cup (guinomi)

Tea bowl with incised turtles

Clog-shaped tea bowl (kutsu-gata chawan) with plum blossoms and geometric patterns