Antique Joseon Dynasty Katade Tea Bowl Chawan Hard Fired with Kintsugistyle Samurai the construction of the foot

the construction of the foot identifies it as a piece from the Early Joseon period

enshrined in a small wooden Buddhist zushi (portable altar)

representing the Six Realms in Buddhist cosmology

Height: 30

The surface features a "mandarin orange peel" texture and glaze pooling

Antique Joseon Dynasty Katade Tea Bowl Chawan Hard Fired with Kintsugistyle Samurai the construction of the footAntique Joseon Dynasty Katade Tea Bowl Chawan Hard Fired with Kintsugi style Repair 13cm KRS183 This is an authentic Joseon Dynasty (Yi Dynasty) tea bowl, classified in the Japanese tea ceremony as Katade (). The term "Katade" literally translates to "hard hand," referring to the high firing temperature that resulted in a dense, stony ceramic body that produces a clear, metallic ring when tapped. This bowl possesses a dignified and quiet presence,