通次廣 片身替伊羅保茶盌 李朝 creating a beautiful contrast with

creating a beautiful contrast with the black body and pink kiln effects

This work is a reconstruction of early Imari pottery shards using a dry lacquer technique with gold coating

The white glaze flows softly into the Oribe glaze

exuding a dignified presence reminiscent of the celebrated masterpiece “Rōsō” (Old Monk)

creating a dreamlike scene

通次廣 片身替伊羅保茶盌 李朝 creating a beautiful contrast withA katamigawari irabo tea bowl by the Kyoto ceramic artist Tsji Hiroshi. The body, subtly distorted in form and shaped with a pooling hollow at the front, is divided between two glazes: irabo glaze and ido glaze. In places, the irabo glaze develops a strong green tone, while the transparent ido glaze allows the character of the clay to emerge. Where the two overlap, the surface shifts into a faint bluish white, creating a layered landscape of three