Category:Ido chawan
English: An Ido chawan, or Ido ware, is a type of simple ceramic rice bowl originally from Korea, used as a daily item. It was imported and became highly appreciated in Japan for its rustic appearance and was used for tea starting in the 16th century. The appearance was later copied in Japan, where it became a type of Hagi ware.
日本語: 井戸茶碗
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Media in category "Ido chawan"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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"Stone Bursts" på Hagi Ido chawan.jpg 425 × 337; 147 KB
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Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum (121).jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 2.61 MB
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Hagi Ido teskål - chawan. Tamamura Shogetsu.jpg 425 × 345; 122 KB
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Ido Korea. Märken efter mellanlägg.jpg 425 × 413; 176 KB
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Korea Ido teskål - chawan.jpg 425 × 311; 113 KB
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Tea bowl. Edo earthenware, Ido chawan.Musée Guimet.JPG 3,494 × 2,618; 3.61 MB
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