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Tea bowl of Ido-waki type
Unknown16th-17th century, Yi dynasty
Tachibana Museum
Fukuoka-ken, Japan
Ido-waki is in the category of Korean tea bowls. The name was derived from its shape, which resembles another type of Korean tea bowl ‘Ido’.
This example has a wide-open mouth, which is a feature of the Ido-waki type, and shows simple and calm atmosphere.
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Details
- Title: Tea bowl of Ido-waki type
- Creator: Unknown
- Date Created: 16th-17th century, Yi dynasty
- Location Created: Korea
- Physical Dimensions: H: 5.8cm; Dia: 18.3cm (mouth), 5.8cm (base)
- Type: Ceramic
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