Vase - Vom Töpferrad gedrehtes Steinzeug, Celadon-Glasur (Reduktionsbrand) - Japan (Ohne mindestpreis)

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Durch Drehen hergestellte Steinzeugvase im Kyoto-Ware-Stil mit Celadon-Glasur, 14 cm hoch, 13 cm Durchmesser (385 g), mit einem fingergetriebenen Einkerbung und fast kugelförmigem Körper, aus der Showa-Periode, hergestellt von Kyoto ware studio ceramics; befindet sich in gutem Zustand mit leichten Altersspuren.

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Item Description
京焼 Kyoto Ware 青磁釉 Celadon Glazed Flower Vase — Spherical Form with Finger-Impressed Dimple

A quietly captivating celadon flower vase in the Kyoto ware (Kyo-yaki) tradition, its perfect spherical body rising to a slender, sharply contracted neck. The form is at once bold and restrained — a near-perfect globe balanced on a small, cleanly trimmed foot ring, topped by a delicate cylindrical neck so narrow it seems to float above the body like a breath of air. One side of the shoulder carries a single fluid finger-impressed dimple, a deliberate asymmetry that breaks the perfection of the sphere and gives the piece a human warmth and a sense of quiet movement.

The celadon glaze is the soul of this work. Applied in a rich, even coat that deepens and lightens as it flows across the curved surface, it presents a colour of extraordinary subtlety — a pale, cool jade-green suffused with sky blue and the faintest whisper of grey. In natural light the glaze is matte-soft and powdery; under direct light it reveals a gentle translucency, pooling slightly at the base of the body in a deeper tone. Subtle horizontal layering is visible across the lower half — gentle watercolour-like gradations where the glaze has shifted during firing, giving the surface a depth that rewards close looking. The unglazed foot ring exposes the warm, pale stoneware body beneath, a small but important detail that grounds the piece.

Celadon — originally developed in Song dynasty China and later refined in the Kyo-yaki tradition — is one of ceramics' most demanding and revered glazes. Its colour depends on precise control of iron content and kiln atmosphere during reduction firing; the slightest variation produces an entirely different result. The cool, luminous tone of this piece speaks to the maker's command of the process.

Size
Height: 14 cm
Width (diameter): approx. 13 cm

Weight: 385 g

Condition
In good condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs.

【Shipping Notice】
Due to the current situation in the Middle East, shipment from Japan may not be possible to certain regions. If delivery to your country is unavailable at the time of purchase, we reserve the right to cancel the order. We kindly ask buyers in affected regions to refrain from placing bids.

【Important Notice】
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped via Japan Post, DHL, or FedEx.
Estimated delivery time is about 1–3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included.
Combined shipping with other items is not available.
Thank you for your understanding.

Item Description
京焼 Kyoto Ware 青磁釉 Celadon Glazed Flower Vase — Spherical Form with Finger-Impressed Dimple

A quietly captivating celadon flower vase in the Kyoto ware (Kyo-yaki) tradition, its perfect spherical body rising to a slender, sharply contracted neck. The form is at once bold and restrained — a near-perfect globe balanced on a small, cleanly trimmed foot ring, topped by a delicate cylindrical neck so narrow it seems to float above the body like a breath of air. One side of the shoulder carries a single fluid finger-impressed dimple, a deliberate asymmetry that breaks the perfection of the sphere and gives the piece a human warmth and a sense of quiet movement.

The celadon glaze is the soul of this work. Applied in a rich, even coat that deepens and lightens as it flows across the curved surface, it presents a colour of extraordinary subtlety — a pale, cool jade-green suffused with sky blue and the faintest whisper of grey. In natural light the glaze is matte-soft and powdery; under direct light it reveals a gentle translucency, pooling slightly at the base of the body in a deeper tone. Subtle horizontal layering is visible across the lower half — gentle watercolour-like gradations where the glaze has shifted during firing, giving the surface a depth that rewards close looking. The unglazed foot ring exposes the warm, pale stoneware body beneath, a small but important detail that grounds the piece.

Celadon — originally developed in Song dynasty China and later refined in the Kyo-yaki tradition — is one of ceramics' most demanding and revered glazes. Its colour depends on precise control of iron content and kiln atmosphere during reduction firing; the slightest variation produces an entirely different result. The cool, luminous tone of this piece speaks to the maker's command of the process.

Size
Height: 14 cm
Width (diameter): approx. 13 cm

Weight: 385 g

Condition
In good condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs.

【Shipping Notice】
Due to the current situation in the Middle East, shipment from Japan may not be possible to certain regions. If delivery to your country is unavailable at the time of purchase, we reserve the right to cancel the order. We kindly ask buyers in affected regions to refrain from placing bids.

【Important Notice】
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped via Japan Post, DHL, or FedEx.
Estimated delivery time is about 1–3 weeks.
Import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included.
Combined shipping with other items is not available.
Thank you for your understanding.

Details

Epoche
1900-2000
Gewicht
385 g
Anzahl der Objekte
1
Herkunftsland
Japan
Designer/Künstler/Schöpfer
Kyoto ware studio ceramics
Material
Wheel-thrown stoneware, celadon glaze (reduction fired)
Hersteller / Marke
Kyoto ware studio ceramics
Zustand
Guter Zustand - gebraucht, mit geringfügigen Altersspuren & Mängeln
Höhe
14 cm
Breite
13 cm
Tiefe
13 cm
Geschätzter Zeitraum
Showa period (1926-1989)
JapanVerifiziert
83
Verkaufte Objekte
100 %
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