One of one · Tea ware
Unmarked Kohiki-Style Iron-Brushed Ribbed Tea Bowl
THB 2,204.61
A hand-thrown, open tea bowl with closely ribbed walls, a creamy white kohiki-style surface, and freely brushed brown iron decoration. Fine iron spotting enlivens the otherwise plain interior, while the exterior carries a vigorous branch- or calligraphy-like motif across the horizontal ridges. The unmarked foot and the photographs do not support a firm maker, kiln, country, or date attribution. Catalogued conservatively as modern studio pottery in a Japanese/Korean kohiki-related idiom.
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Object details
- Condition
- Very good
Photographs show an intact-looking bowl with sound foot ring and no visible chips, hairline cracks, or restoration. The irregular brown rim and scattered iron specks appear to be firing/glaze characteristics rather than confirmed damage. Condition remains limited to the supplied views. - Origin
- Unconfirmed. The form and white-slip/iron-paint vocabulary are consistent with modern Japanese studio pottery informed by Korean kohiki or buncheong traditions; a Korean studio origin also remains possible.
- Estimated era
- Probably late 20th century to contemporary, circa 1970–2026; low-confidence visual estimate only.
confidence: low - Inventory no.
- JC-20260828-86BFE2
Our assessment is based on visual characteristics and available provenance; it is not a formal appraisal.