Tea Bowl, Named “Kizaemon Ido”
South Gyeongsang Province, Korea (place of production) · Ceramic with a glaze of feldspar mixed with wood ash; one bowl · Joseon dynasty, 16th century · Kohō-an Temple, Kyoto
Called the finest Korean tea bowl, it was once owned by an Osaka townsman and by Matsudaira Fumai, whose wife gave it to Kohō-an at Daitokuji.
Exhibition: Daitokuji: A Zen Temple Beyond Compare — Tokyo National Museum · –