Set of Five Chunky Shino Glazed Chawan (Teabowls) bright blue or Keratoscope

or Keratoscope

I have found records of Houle's in operation at least as early as 1919 at that location

but a bit more complex as moves can be made not just by matching sides in number and color

I If I had the means I'd become a great collector of Inuit art

and place him on a slight incline with a little push and he's a great little walker

Set of Five Chunky Shino Glazed Chawan (Teabowls) bright blue or KeratoscopeI love a chunky tea bowl and a thick shino glaze even more, so there was no way I could resist grabbing this set of hand formed chawan, which feel almost as if they were dug out of the ground fully formed! I just love the combination of rusty orange exteriors, with clay body showing through, combined with the crusty white interiors, which show what I believe is called "crawling shino" an effect caused by the glaze shrinking during drying and then