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沓形, Kutsu-gata: Clog or Shoe Shape Tea Bowls (抹茶茶碗)
The wide mouths of these bowls make them appropriate for the summer season.
The images below come from the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Click on an image to visit its original page for more detailed information.
Hikidashiguro (Kiln-pulled Black) Teabowl, by Tsujimura Shiro
Kutsugata tea bowl by Tsujimura Shiro
Clog-shaped tea bowl with design of plum blossoms and geometric patterns
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