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Japanese White-Glazed Hagi Tea Bowl Wabi Chawan browse these categories for related items... Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1950: item # 1192441 Please refer to our stock # 161 when inquiring.
hotoke antiques Wakayama, Isumi Chiba 298-0001 +81-(0)470-62-6453 Guest Book Sold |
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Early-Mid 20th century approx. 14.6cm in diameter, 6.8cm in height (5.8in, 2.7in) Pure white glazed Hagi chawan in the stylish shape of modest slight distortion. Well-used and well-grown "wabi" white expression by the natural composition of its fairly glaze-crackle and specks discolored by liquid permeation (Amamori), its nest holes (Suana), and its inborn kiln-cracks (Kamakizu). Laudable scenery (keshiki) of living imperfection, as the tea ceremony term. Fine practical condition, and attached with wooden box by the former owner (*Damage at the bottom and backside of lid). A masterpiece of Hagi already, but also recommendable enough for more future maturity by more frequent use as a potential chawan. |
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