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Ōhi ware shallow tea bowl with incised design
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Ōhi ware shallow tea bowl with incised design

Ohi Kambei (died 1802) · second half of 18th century · Raku type earthenware with white slip under translucent amber lead glaze

From the collection of National Museum of Asian Art (Freer/Sackler). Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Clay: soft, reddish-buff. Raku type.

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Credit lineŌhi ware shallow tea bowl with incised design. second half of 18th century. Ohi Kambei (died 1802). National Museum of Asian Art (Freer/Sackler), Gift of Charles Lang Freer. CC0.
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