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Tenmoku style tea bowl, Ryumonji kilns by Charles Lang Freer, Yamanaka and Co. — VisualArtsDB

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Tenmoku style tea bowl, Ryumonji kilns

Tenmoku style tea bowl, Ryumonji kilns

Tenmoku style tea bowl, Ryumonji kilns

Charles Lang Freer Yamanaka and Co.

1700

Medium: Stoneware with iron glaze
Genre: Vessel
Museum: Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

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Japanese ArtSatsuma wareteaEdo period, Japan, (1600 - 1868)ArtCharles Lang Freer collectionstonewareRyumonji ware

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Temmoku-style tea bowl. Squared foot trimmed in spiral.

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