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A matcha bowl by ceramic artist Kawasaki, known for sculpted, three-dimensional dragon forms. The dragon is carved in bold relief and finished with gold and silver overglaze, so the bowl reads as a display piece as much as a tea bowl. Kawasaki trained at the Raku kiln Waraku from 2005 and set up his own kiln in Otsu, Hiei-daira, in 2016; his dragon works are his signature line. Compared with plain raku or Mino matcha bowls, it is heavier in presence and more decorative than most bowls used for everyday tea practice.
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This matcha bowl is a work by ceramic artist Kawasaki. Its surface carries a three-dimensional carved dragon, shaped in a bold form.
The piece is decorated with gold and silver coloring on a black body. It is one of the artist's signature works.
