Joseon Dynasty (15th - 16th century)

The body of this tea bowl is painted freely in iron-oxide with stylized scrolling flowers. This type of tea bowl is often called as ehakeme chawan (tea bowl with brush painting) by Japanese tea masters who admired the simple beauty of Korean porcelains.
For a similar bowl, see Nihon Mingeikan shozo Chosen toji mokuroku (Catalogue of Joseon-dynasty ceramics in the Nihon Mingeikan) (Tokyo: Nihon Mingeikan, 2009), pls. 33-34.