【Ohi Ware】 Muramatsu Suizan Made Kumidashi Chawan Tea Bowl 5-Piece Set Vintage

This is a set of 5 kumidashi chawan (tea bowls) by Muramatsu Suzan of Ohi ware.
This is a lovely set of tea bowls with a beautiful amber glaze.
They were purchased by my grandfather, who loved pottery, at an art club in December 1997 for 40,000 yen.

Size:
Diameter: 9.3 cm
Height: 6 cm
Please note that these are amateur measurements, so please allow for some error.

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Ohi ware is a type of tea pottery that has been passed down for about 350 years in Kanazawa City. Its distinctive features are its warm, hand-formed shapes made without a potter's wheel and its profound, brownish-amber glaze, which is loved by many tea ceremony practitioners.
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There is no sign of use, and no noticeable dirt, scratches, chips, cracks, or breaks.
They are in beautiful condition with a good luster.
The size is suitable for use as teacups or small bowls.
Comes with a wooden box. The box has some damage due to age.
Please check the images for the condition.

I would like to pass these on to someone who will appreciate and use them.

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(Taken in natural light, but may appear slightly darker.)
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