呉記型, Goki-gata: Goki Type Tea Bowls (抹茶茶碗)

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Tea bowl, Goki type, early 18th century

Inkyuzan ware tea bowl in Goki shape, with impressed cipher

Tea bowl, possibly Hagi ware, 18th century

Like the illustration above I did for goki-type tea bowls, the nameless sketch copy I originally went from looks more like Ohi ware and Raku wares, some examples of which are shown below - which serves to emphasize that why a tea bowl is called one type or another has to do with much more than subtle variations in form.

Tea bowl in style of Ohi ware

Kenzan-style Black Raku tea bowl with design of pines

Tea bowl, named "Omokage" (Memory), unknown Raku ware workshop

Ohi ware tea bowl with design of pine trees