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Rakuyaki - Sasaki Shōraku - Teeschale - Töpferware - Japanische Muster Teezeremonie
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Rakuyaki - Sasaki Shōraku - Teeschale - Töpferware - Japanische Muster Teezeremonie

This is a high-quality black Raku matcha tea bowl by renowned Japanese ceramic artist Sasaki Shoraku. The piece exhibits the classic features of Raku ware, including a hand-formed, asymmetrical shape, rich black glaze with golden highlights, and a beautifully textured surface. The glaze flows organically, revealing underlying clay textures and natural firing marks that contribute to the wabi-sabi aesthetic cherished in Japanese tea ceremonies. There is an inscription on the back of the base, indicating that it is the work of Sasaki Shoraku.This chawan is ideal for connoisseurs of Japanese ceramics and tea ceremony practitioners seeking authentic and expressive tea wares. A wooden box (tomobako) is included. The condition is very good with no noticeable scratches or stains. The black surface and the gold decoration have an elegant, refined glow. Size: Height: 9 cm Diameter: 12.3 cm Artist Profile: Sasaki Shōraku (佐々木松楽) is the name associated with a lineage of Raku-style ceramic artists based in Kyoto, Japan. The Shōraku kiln has been active since the Edo period, and its masters have specialized in hand-shaped Raku tea bowls used in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies. Known for their subtle elegance and expressive glazes, works from this kiln are highly regarded and sought after by collectors and tea practitioners. [About Shipping] This item will be shipped from Japan. The item will be carefully packaged to prevent damage and shipped by Japan Post, DHL or EMS depending on the situation. We cannot ship to the US. It usually takes about 3 weeks to deliver. However, please note that Japan Post has no control over overseas courier companies. The product price and shipping fee do not include import duties, consumption tax and fees. These costs are the responsibility of the customer. Your country's customs or shipping company may contact you by phone or email for customs clearance procedures. Please be sure to answer the phone at that time. If you do not answer, the package will be returned and reshipment will cost twice the usual shipping fee. Please note that some countries are experiencing logistics issues, including increased customs duties and delayed or inaccurate tracking information. Please be aware of these potential issues before bidding. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Thank you for your cooperation.

Nr. 99249768

Verkauft
Rakuyaki - Sasaki Shōraku - Teeschale - Töpferware - Japanische Muster Teezeremonie

Rakuyaki - Sasaki Shōraku - Teeschale - Töpferware - Japanische Muster Teezeremonie

This is a high-quality black Raku matcha tea bowl by renowned Japanese ceramic artist Sasaki Shoraku.
The piece exhibits the classic features of Raku ware, including a hand-formed, asymmetrical shape, rich black glaze with golden highlights, and a beautifully textured surface. The glaze flows organically, revealing underlying clay textures and natural firing marks that contribute to the wabi-sabi aesthetic cherished in Japanese tea ceremonies.
There is an inscription on the back of the base, indicating that it is the work of Sasaki Shoraku.This chawan is ideal for connoisseurs of Japanese ceramics and tea ceremony practitioners seeking authentic and expressive tea wares. A wooden box (tomobako) is included.
The condition is very good with no noticeable scratches or stains.
The black surface and the gold decoration have an elegant, refined glow.

Size:
Height: 9 cm
Diameter: 12.3 cm

Artist Profile:
Sasaki Shōraku (佐々木松楽) is the name associated with a lineage of Raku-style ceramic artists based in Kyoto, Japan. The Shōraku kiln has been active since the Edo period, and its masters have specialized in hand-shaped Raku tea bowls used in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies. Known for their subtle elegance and expressive glazes, works from this kiln are highly regarded and sought after by collectors and tea practitioners.

[About Shipping]
This item will be shipped from Japan.
The item will be carefully packaged to prevent damage and shipped by Japan Post, DHL or EMS depending on the situation.
We cannot ship to the US.
It usually takes about 3 weeks to deliver.
However, please note that Japan Post has no control over overseas courier companies.

The product price and shipping fee do not include import duties, consumption tax and fees.
These costs are the responsibility of the customer.

Your country's customs or shipping company may contact you by phone or email for customs clearance procedures. Please be sure to answer the phone at that time. If you do not answer, the package will be returned and reshipment will cost twice the usual shipping fee.

Please note that some countries are experiencing logistics issues, including increased customs duties and delayed or inaccurate tracking information.
Please be aware of these potential issues before bidding.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.


Thank you for your cooperation.

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