Wada Akira Omiwatari, “God's Crossing,” Chawan Tea Bowl
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A spectacular work by Wada Akira enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Omiwatari Chawan (God’s Crossing) and date to 2022. The name comes from the cracks in the ice on Lake Suwa, that is said to be the footprints of God. The blue cracks glaze crawls and plays over the white glaze. The shape is very comfortable, with a rounded body inviting the hand to hold and touch. Inside is all glazed, maing it very easy for whisking the frothy tea.
Size, D 12.1 cm H 11.9 cm
Condition, Excellent
Wada Akira b.1978,has become certainly one of the most well known names for his mastery in Hakuji glaze. He has largely displayed and prized, he was most recently awarded the Japan Ceramic Society gold Award in 2020. Work by the artist is held in the National Museum of Modern Art(Tokyo), Paramita Museum (Mie), Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum , Musse Tomo (Tokyo),Cincinnati Art Museum, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Allen Memorial Art Museum among others.
A spectacular work by Wada Akira enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Omiwatari Chawan (God’s Crossing) and date to 2022. The name comes from the cracks in the ice on Lake Suwa, that is said to be the footprints of God. The blue cracks glaze crawls and plays over the white glaze. The shape is very comfortable, with a rounded body inviting the hand to hold and touch. Inside is all glazed, maing it very easy for whisking the frothy tea.
Size, D 12.1 cm H 11.9 cm
Condition, Excellent
Wada Akira b.1978,has become certainly one of the most well known names for his mastery in Hakuji glaze. He has largely displayed and prized, he was most recently awarded the Japan Ceramic Society gold Award in 2020. Work by the artist is held in the National Museum of Modern Art(Tokyo), Paramita Museum (Mie), Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum , Musse Tomo (Tokyo),Cincinnati Art Museum, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Allen Memorial Art Museum among others.
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