Yuteki Tenmoku Footed Plate (5” w x 2 ¼” h) created by Masahiro Morisaki
The timeless beauty of Yuteki Tenmoku, a celebrated oil-spot tea bowl style originating from China’s Southern Song dynasty. Characterized by metallic silver and gold speckled patterns formed through high-temperature kiln reactions, each bowl presents a naturally occurring, unrepeatable surface.
Historically produced at the Jian kilns and treasured in Japanese tea culture, Yuteki Tenmoku bowls are admired for their deep black glaze, subtle color gradations, and cosmic visual depth. This footed plate reflects centuries of craftsmanship, philosophy, and aesthetic tradition of wabi sabi.
Yuteki Tenmoku Footed Plate (5” w x 2 ¼” h) created by Masahiro Morisaki
The timeless beauty of Yuteki Tenmoku, a celebrated oil-spot tea bowl style originating from China’s Southern Song dynasty. Characterized by metallic silver and gold speckled patterns formed through high-temperature kiln reactions, each bowl presents a naturally occurring, unrepeatable surface.
Historically produced at the Jian kilns and treasured in Japanese tea culture, Yuteki Tenmoku bowls are admired for their deep black glaze, subtle color gradations, and cosmic visual depth. This footed plate reflects centuries of craftsmanship, philosophy, and aesthetic tradition of wabi sabi.
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