Juraku Aka Raku Matcha Bowl "Zuiun" with Coral-Red Glaze and Smoky Black Accents— Pre‑owned Tea Leaf the paisley pattern is often

the paisley pattern is often referred to as the magatama motif because of its resemblance to the curved shape of the ancient comma-shaped beads known as magatama

one of Kyoto’s most renowned tea producers with over 300 years of history in Uji

or tap it lightly with a puff or a soft brush

4 in) W × 364 mm (14

and paulownia—to create a wide variety of decorative motifs

Juraku Aka Raku Matcha Bowl "Zuiun" with Coral-Red Glaze and Smoky Black Accents— Pre‑owned Tea Leaf the paisley pattern is oftenRed Raku Tea Bowl by Juraku With Zen Calligraphy by Daid Nishigaki, Former Abbot of Daitoku ji This Aka Raku (red Raku) tea bowl was crafted by Juraku, a ceramic artist working within the esteemed Raku traditionlong treasured in the Japanese tea ceremony for its hand formed character and the intimate dialogue it creates between clay, fire, and spirit. The bowl is accompanied by an original hakogaki (box inscription) written by Daid Nishigaki, former