Height 13.4 cm, mouth diameter 13.2 cm, base diameter 5.5 cm
Goto Museum of Art
　This is a tea bowl with a high back with only a wheel-thrown surface on the body, and the glaze is slightly thin with a large triangular shape of clay showing near the base. It has a reddish tinge throughout, but this reddish tinge differs from the tea bowl shown in the previous figure, and is thought to be caused by the iron contained in the clay. The prospect is deep and has a whorl shape, and the pedestal is a small tsukekidai, which is pressed down with a finger to give a different appearance. It is a tea bowl inherited from Matsudaira Fumai.
