Attributed to Raku 11th Keinyu Japanese Black Raku Chawan Tea Bowl Urasenke Ennosai Signed Tomobako #5592

This authentic Japanese Black Raku Chawan tea bowl is attributed to Raku Kichizaemon 11th Keinyu, a master from the prestigious Raku family serving the Sen tea tradition. The wooden box lid features a signed inscription and Kakihan by Urasenke 13th Grand Master Ennosai, conferring the poetic title "Takis" (Many Blessings). Exquisitely hand-molded without a potter's wheel, the bowl displays a gentle organic waist and a smooth black glaze that offers a tactile presence in the hands. The unique beauty of the subtle constriction and rich glaze texture creates an inviting warmth, highly prized by tea ceremony practitioners and art collectors. Keiniu's seal mark is impressed near the foot ring, attesting to its artistic heritage.

width: approx. 12.1cm (4.76in)
height: approx. 8.0cm (3.15in)
weight: 305g (w/ box 586g)
condition: good
accessories: Wooden Box (toobako), Pouch (shifuku)
Shipping: Shipped from Japan with a tracking number. We take great care in professional packaging to ensure the item arrives safely.