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Pretty Japanese Tenmoku Tea Bowl by Takagi Hiroshi browse these categories for related items... Directory: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Tea Articles: Pre 1970: item # 940659 Please refer to our stock # 051011 when inquiring.
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The size of Chawan: 5" Dia x 2 1/2" High. Very pretty Japanese Tenmoku Chawan. It is made by Takagi Hiroshi of Mino(Tajimi-city) where are famous of Mino Yaki. It has very nice shape and contour. It has Japanese Kanji writing on the side of bowl. Large two letters, Eiko or Suko(glory). Ohter smaller letter, years, by Koudosou at age 77. It is different from Chawan artis. It came with leaflet by Takagi Hiroshi. Tomobako cover said Tenmoku Chawan, Hiroshi with his chop seal. Letters are done in silkscreen. It is marked with Hiro on the side of foot rim by iron. The condition of Chawan excellent, no chip, no crakc and no hairline. It also came with cotton cloth. Dating from 1960-70's. Hiroshi Takagi has been well recognized Mino Yaki Artist who has been trained from his Mino Master and he received many awards in receint years. He is regular member of Japan Traditional Artist Sociaty(Nihon Dento Kogei Kai) in recent year. Mino ware is a general name for ceramic wares made in the town of Tajimi in old Mino province (now the south-eastern part of Gifu prefecture). Sueki ware from the 7c has been discovered in the area, but Mino was mentioned by name in 905 as a place for fine ash-glazed stoneware. During the Kamakura@and Muromachi periods the use of the potter's wheel and a greater variety of glazes created more sophisticated pottery in Chinese-derived styles. During the Momoyama period, when the tea ceremony stimulated the production of tea wares, many Seto potters migrated from Owari Province (Aichi prefecture) to Mino to take advantage of its abundant clay and fuel as well as the patronage of Oda Nobunaga(1534-82 ), leading to the development of distinctive stonewares there. Glazed teabowls, based on Chinese prototypes but adopting Japanese aesthetics,were produced in great numbers. This bowl has rich iron colord glazing and it has nice color. |
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