Matcha Ohi Glaze Bajyohai | Japanese Rider's Cup
Bajyohai (Rider's cup. The tea bowl is different from chawan in that it has an unusually long foot; it's shape was easier for horse riders to use than others. Ohi ceramics are given their signature luster through a combination of sharp temperature increases and rapid cooling during the firing process.
- Ceramic Teaware
- Artist Kachoen Kido
- 20th Century
- 5.25" x 3.75" (diameter, height)
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Matcha Ohi Glaze Bajyohai | Japanese Rider's Cup
Bajyohai (Rider's cup. The tea bowl is different from chawan in that it has an unusually long foot; it's shape was easier for horse riders to use than others. Ohi ceramics are given their signature luster through a combination of sharp temperature increases and rapid cooling during the firing process.
- Ceramic Teaware
- Artist Kachoen Kido
- 20th Century
- 5.25" x 3.75" (diameter, height)
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Bajyohai (Rider's cup. The tea bowl is different from chawan in that it has an unusually long foot; it's shape was easier for horse riders to use than others. Ohi ceramics are given their signature luster through a combination of sharp temperature increases and rapid cooling during the firing process.
- Ceramic Teaware
- Artist Kachoen Kido
- 20th Century
- 5.25" x 3.75" (diameter, height)
