Kizaemon Ido tea bowl. Made about 400 years ago. Started out as a Korean ricebowl. Exhibits all kinds of glaze flaws but is considered by many people the finest pot ever made.
Lee Love
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Monday, April 18, 2005
Kizaemon Ido tea bowl. Made about 400 years ago. Started out as a Korean ricebowl. Exhibits all kinds of glaze flaws but is considered by many people the finest pot ever made.
Lee Love
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1 Comments:
Anonymous said...
" ... considered by many people the finest pot ever made"
Who? The blind?
Hey Anonymous. You obviously don't know pots. And on top of that, you are a coward.
THanks for the chuckles!
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