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This is a ceramic bowl known as a chawan (tea bowl) used in a Japanese chado (tea ceremony)
It measures 4" wide by 4" deep by 5" tall ( 10 x 10 x 12
It is made of rare Macassar ebony which is a very dense and heavy wood with beautiful grain pattern
Thiskashigata measures 7" long by 4" wide by 1" deep
and often intricate inlays
Antique Japanese Taisho Era Imari Vase Shochikubai 11" Chawan This is a ceramic bowlThis is an antique Taisho Era (c. 1920's) Japanese Imari Vase. It is hand painted in with motif. Shochikubai When describing auspicious things, the Japanese often use the compound term composed of 3 separate words, Sho Chiku Bai (). Shochikubai has the literal meaning of pine (Sho ), bamboo (Chiku ), and ume plum (Bai ). The origin of the Japanese term Shochikubai () comes from Saikan no Sanyu ( Three Friends of Winter), a subject loved by ancient
