A teabowl crafted in Mino during the early to mid-Edo period. It exhibits a semi-cylindrical body enriched with a luscious layer of Ofukei glaze. The exterior reveals glaze drippings, while the interior boasts crystal-clear pools. Notably distinctive, as most Ofukei ware bowls of that era were curvy bowl-shaped, this straight-wall shape is exceedingly rare.

Displaying a few Kintsugi repairs and two hairlines on the lip, with minor chips visible on the base, the teabowl remains in generally good condition, with no other noticeable defects.