Raku Tea Bowl 400 Years Tradition Creation Japanese Ceramic Art Book 1999
A richly illustrated Japanese art book exploring 400 years of Raku tea bowls, one of the most important traditions in Japanese ceramic culture. This volume presents the world of Raku ware through the lens of tea ceremony, craftsmanship, form, glaze, and quiet wabi-sabi aesthetics. It is ideal for collectors interested in Japanese pottery, chawan tea bowls, chanoyu culture, and traditional ceramic art. The book offers a valuable visual reference for understanding how Raku tea bowls evolved from historical tradition into modern artistic expression.