A TEA BOWL OF THE KATAMIGAWARI IRABO TYPE Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 17th/18th centuryProperty of various ownersA TEA BOWL OF THE KATAMIGAWARI IRABO TYPEJoseon dynasty (1392-1897), 17th/18th centuryThe stoneware bowl approximately half covered in a yellow glaze typical of the Irabo style of tea bowl, and the remainder covered in a loquat pink glaze associated with the Ido style of tea bowl, an uneven stripe of gray glaze separating the two halves, the interior of the bowl with a horizontal splash of white slip on the Ido portion, a whirlpool swirl in the bottom of the interior, the foot trimmed as to have an angular cross-section, the interior of the foot shaped in what is called a "bamboo shoot" forming a point at the centerWith a wood tomobako storage box 2 7/8 x 5 1/2in (7.3 x 13.9cm)None