GALLERY

This is a tea bowl full of the playfulness of Handeishi Kawakita .

It is a flat-shaped tea bowl reminiscent of the Yi dynasty style that Handeishi produced while staying in Kamyo-ri, Jeollanam-do, Korea, at the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula in 1937.

It is a flat-shaped tea bowl reminiscent of the Yi Dynasty style. The character for "mud" is written separately on the right and left sides, which is very typical of Han-dei-shi, and will be a joy for collectors.

This work is housed at the Sekisui Museum in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, which houses artifacts related to  Handeishi Kawakita .