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A ceramic tea bowl, identified by an accompanying label as a "Chawan Ohi," is displayed on a glossy black square plinth. The bowl features a robust, irregular form with a dark brown to black lower body and a rich, streaky golden-brown glaze covering its upper exterior and interior, characterized by vertical drips and tonal variations. The plinth rests on a dark, textured surface, likely fabric. In the mid-ground, a light-colored rectangular plaque with black Japanese calligraphy stands upright behind the tea bowl. Further in the background, to the upper right, a small framed image depicting a stylized landscape with an orange-red base and a blue upper section is visible on a dark wall. To the lower right, a white, angled informational label provides text in Portuguese and Japanese. The Portuguese text identifies the object as a "Vasilha em cerâmica para cerimonial do chá" (ceramic vessel for tea ceremony), states its origin as "Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japão," and names the author as "mestre Chozaemon." This exhibit is located in a cultural or exhibition space in São Paulo, Brazil. No people, actions, or interactions are visible in the static display.
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