Tea Bowl, Named “Furisode (Swinging Sleeves)”

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 Bowl, Named Fuito

Tea Bowl

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

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, shino type

Tea bowl, shino type

Tea bowl, shino type

Tea bowl, shino type

Tea bowl, shino type

Cylindrical Tea Bowl, Named Mitsudori (Three Birds)

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

Tea Bowl, Named “Sano Ido”

Tea Bowl, Named Kanoko Madara (Fawn Speckles)

Tea Bowl with Gabion and Birds in Underglaze Iron Brown and Shino Glaze (Seto Ware)

志野茶碗　銘　若宮

Tea Bowl

Sake cup (guinomi)

紅梅

Sake cup (guinomi)

Asabachi

Bowl

tea-bowl

松の絵　赤楽茶碗

Teabowl

Ribbed Teabowl with Irregular Lip and with Painted Floral Decor

Fukabachi

Shino straight-walled tea bowl with bridge pattern in underglaze iron-oxide

tea-bowl

Cylindrical Teabowl with Dark, Pitted Glaze

Sake Cup

土師 片口甕

土師 長胴甕

Fukabachi

Hachi

赤楽茶碗

Asabachi

Jar (ōgame)