Awayuki Chawan by Yamaguchi Takeshi (113)
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Contemporary item# 1129629
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Here is a splendid chawan (tea bowl) made by Yamaguchi Takeshi, a potter with a vast knowledge, not only of his craft, but of history and culture, as well. Yamaguchi Takeshi’s tea bowls are an embodiment of the spirit of their maker and the idea that defines such vessels: simple in shape but profound in design. These chawan are true chalices of the Japanese tea ceremony and are much appreciated by practitioners.
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Ao-ido-fu Chawan by Yamaguchi Takeshi (111)
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Contemporary item# 1129627
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Here is a splendid chawan (tea bowl) made by Yamaguchi Takeshi, a potter with a vast knowledge, not only of his craft, but of history and culture, as well. Yamaguchi Takeshi’s tea bowls are an embodiment of the spirit of their maker and the idea that defines such vessels: simple in shape but profound in design. These chawan are true chalices of the Japanese tea ceremony and are much appreciated by practitioners.
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Ki-seto Chawan by Suzuki Goro (2243)
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Contemporary item# 1125788
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Here is a marvelous ki-seto chawan (yellow seto tea bowl); one of five selected ki-seto vessels made by Suzuki Goro, one of the most famous contemporary Japanese potters, presented in this catalog together. The Ki-seto style is certainly one of the most difficult Mino traditions to master; here, the variety of presented designs seems to show an evolution in the level of mastery of the artist and his ability to reinvent the style each time. Suzuki Goro is known for his originality, which shines ...click for details
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Ki-seto Chawan by Suzuki Goro (1291)
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Contemporary item# 1125787
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Here is a marvelous ki-seto chawan (yellow seto tea bowl); one of five selected ki-seto vessels made by Suzuki Goro, one of the most famous contemporary Japanese potters, presented in this catalog together. The Ki-seto style is certainly one of the most difficult Mino traditions to master; here, the variety of presented designs seems to show an evolution in the level of mastery of the artist and his ability to reinvent the style each time. Suzuki Goro is known for his originality, which shines ...click for details
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Ki-seto Chawan by Suzuki Goro (2236)
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Contemporary item# 1125784
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Here is a marvelous ki-seto chawan (yellow seto tea bowl); one of five selected ki-seto vessels made by Suzuki Goro, one of the most famous contemporary Japanese potters, presented in this catalog together. The Ki-seto style is certainly one of the most difficult Mino traditions to master; here, the variety of presented designs seems to show an evolution in the level of mastery of the artist and his ability to reinvent the style each time. Suzuki Goro is known for his originality, which shines ...click for details
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Ki-seto Chawan by Suzuki Goro (1493)
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Contemporary item# 1125780
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360,000 yen - EMS shipping included
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Here is a marvelous ki-seto chawan (yellow seto tea bowl); one of five selected ki-seto vessels made by Suzuki Goro, one of the most famous contemporary Japanese potters, presented in this catalog together. The Ki-seto style is certainly one of the most difficult Mino traditions to master; here, the variety of presented designs seems to show an evolution in the level of mastery of the artist and his ability to reinvent the style each time. Suzuki Goro is known for his originality, which shines ...click for details
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Ki-seto Chawan by Suzuki Goro (1139)
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Contemporary item# 1125778
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Here is a marvelous ki-seto chawan (yellow seto tea bowl); one of five selected ki-seto vessels made by Suzuki Goro, one of the most famous contemporary Japanese potters, presented in this catalog together. The Ki-seto style is certainly one of the most difficult Mino traditions to master; here, the variety of presented designs seems to show an evolution in the level of mastery of the artist and his ability to reinvent the style each time. Suzuki Goro is known for his originality, which shines ...click for details
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Bizen Chawan by Sueishi Taisetsu
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Pre 1980 item# 1120498
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This splendid chawan (tea bowl) was made by a potter named Sueishi Taisetsu. It is simple and humble, yet radiates the nobility and depth born from the thousand year old grand pottery tradition of Bizen.
Sueishi Taisetsu was born in 1953 in the city of Bizen. In 1975, in established his own kiln there and from that time has been selected several times to expose at the prestigious Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition, the Ja ...click for details
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Tetsu-do Chawan by Shimizu Shiro
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Contemporary item# 1098925
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This fantastic chawan (tea bowl) was made by a relatively young potter named Shimizu Shiro. A Jovian like storm formed by the iron and copper rich glaze seem to keep the vessel in constant movement, though drops frozen in the plutonic fires of the kiln seem to play a Zen charade: running and not running at the same time. In the bowl, too, the emptiness is given depth by a single point of glimmer (probably a minuscule kiln accident repaired in lacquer and silver). And the raw simplicity of th ...click for details
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