Tea Bowl, Named “Tago no Tsuki (The Moon of Tago)”

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

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

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

Tea Bowl, Named Suehiro

Tea Bowl, Named Kimura

Tea Bowl, Named Gentō

Tea Bowl, Named “Amadera (Nunnery)”

Tea Bowl, Named Iwao (Boulder)

Ido Tea Bowl Named Agata

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Ura no Tsuki (Seaside Moon)

Tea Bowl, Named Fuito

Tea Bowl, Named “Furisode (Swinging Sleeves)”

Komogai Tea Bowl

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”

Cylindrical Tea Bowl, Named Mitsudori (Three Birds)

Gohon-style Tea Bowl in the Shape of a Salt Container, Named Ariake

Tea Bowl, Named Kanoko Madara (Fawn Speckles)

Shoe-Shaped Tea Bowl, Named Kakutarō

Tea Bowl, Named Miyamaji (Deep Mountain Path)

Tripod Tea Bowl with Brush Marks, Named Izutsu

Madaragaratsu sake cup

Tea Bowl with Dots

大井戸茶碗　銘「明の井戸」

熊川茶碗

Tea bowl (chawan)

伊羅保茶碗

Tea Bowl Kohiki type

Bowl, Buncheong ware with stamped ornaments

熊川茶碗

灰釉碗

粉青象嵌花文鉢

白磁鉢

Fukabachi

tea-bowl

bowl

粉青印花菊花文鉢

bowl

Satsuma tea cup

Bowl

Gohon Tea Bowl

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

海鼠釉碗

Ko-irabo Tea Bowl

Bowl, Buncheong ware with plant leaf design in inlay