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大華山窯 萩焼茶碗 Daikasan kiln - 納富鳥雲 Notomi Choun 1st Gen.(1921~?) - Teeschale - Die Natur aller Dharmas - Keramik - Hagi – kommt nicht, geht nicht. Zen-Spruch.
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大華山窯 萩焼茶碗 Daikasan kiln - 納富鳥雲 Notomi Choun 1st Gen.(1921~?) - Teeschale - Die Natur aller Dharmas - Keramik - Hagi – kommt nicht, geht nicht. Zen-Spruch.

*Notomi Choun Born November 12, 1921 1951 Quits Hagi ware wholesale business and begins life as a potter (Keizan Kiln) 1971 Establishes Choun Kiln and becomes independent 1975 Solo exhibition twice at Tobu Department Store, Tokyo Honda Gallery Osaka every other year thereafter Tenmaya Okayama Izutsuya Kokura Iwataya Hakata Odakyu Department Store Tokyo Masuda Gallery Tokyo Hagi ware potter, Daikazan Choun 不来不去 Sanskrit anāya-vyaya. It is a term used in Buddhist scriptures to express the nature of all dharmas. It means that in terms of their own nature, all dharmas have no coming and going. From a secular point of view, the causes and conditions of all dharmas in the universe are born and destroyed, permanent and discontinuous, one and different, coming and going; but from the perspective of the truth of the Middle Way in Buddhism, the causes and conditions of all dharmas have their own gathering and dispersion, and their nature is actually neither born nor destroyed, neither permanent nor discontinuous, neither one nor different, neither coming nor going. This is the teaching that the Indian Mahayana Madhyamika school and the Three Treatises School in my country particularly emphasize. The Great Wisdom Treatise Volume 5 (Da 25.97): "Neither born nor destroyed, neither discontinuous nor permanent, neither one nor different, neither coming nor going, dharmas are born from causes and conditions." Customers Information 1.Shipping Notification and Tracking The shipment will be sent via Japan Post with fast delivery and a tracking number. Please note that the item will be securely packed, meaning the package may be larger and heavier than the product itself. We will also notify you via email with logistics updates. However, please understand that Japan Post cannot control the courier companies overseas. Kindly check your email for tracking updates and use the provided tracking number to track your shipment. We recommend tracking the package yourself using the provided logistics information. 2.Condition of Antique Items As this is an antique item, it may have original creases, stains, damages, and other signs of age. Please refer to the listing photos for an overview of the condition, but please keep in mind that it's difficult to capture all details through photos. 3.Additional Costs, Charges, and Declaration Additional costs such as customs duties, import taxes, customs clearance, and handling fees may apply during shipment. We will declare the product price (final auction bid amount) accurately for customs purposes. If you have any specific requests or concerns, please contact us in advance. These charges will be billed to you by the relevant parties at a later stage, if applicable. 4.Important Information for Italian Customers Based on recent information from Japan Post, there have been some logistical issues with shipments to Italy, such as higher chances of customs duties, and delays or inaccuracies in tracking updates. We kindly ask Italian customers to understand these potential issues when placing a bid. Thank you for your understanding and support.

Nr. 99941374

Nicht mehr verfügbar
大華山窯 萩焼茶碗 Daikasan kiln - 納富鳥雲 Notomi Choun 1st Gen.(1921~?) - Teeschale - Die Natur aller Dharmas - Keramik - Hagi – kommt nicht, geht nicht. Zen-Spruch.

大華山窯 萩焼茶碗 Daikasan kiln - 納富鳥雲 Notomi Choun 1st Gen.(1921~?) - Teeschale - Die Natur aller Dharmas - Keramik - Hagi – kommt nicht, geht nicht. Zen-Spruch.

*Notomi Choun

Born November 12, 1921

1951 Quits Hagi ware wholesale business and begins life as a potter (Keizan Kiln)

1971 Establishes Choun Kiln and becomes independent

1975 Solo exhibition twice at Tobu Department Store, Tokyo

Honda Gallery Osaka every other year thereafter

Tenmaya Okayama

Izutsuya Kokura

Iwataya Hakata

Odakyu Department Store Tokyo

Masuda Gallery Tokyo

Hagi ware potter, Daikazan Choun

不来不去
Sanskrit anāya-vyaya. It is a term used in Buddhist scriptures to express the nature of all dharmas. It means that in terms of their own nature, all dharmas have no coming and going. From a secular point of view, the causes and conditions of all dharmas in the universe are born and destroyed, permanent and discontinuous, one and different, coming and going; but from the perspective of the truth of the Middle Way in Buddhism, the causes and conditions of all dharmas have their own gathering and dispersion, and their nature is actually neither born nor destroyed, neither permanent nor discontinuous, neither one nor different, neither coming nor going. This is the teaching that the Indian Mahayana Madhyamika school and the Three Treatises School in my country particularly emphasize. The Great Wisdom Treatise Volume 5 (Da 25.97): "Neither born nor destroyed, neither discontinuous nor permanent, neither one nor different, neither coming nor going, dharmas are born from causes and conditions."


Customers Information

1.Shipping Notification and Tracking

The shipment will be sent via Japan Post with fast delivery and a tracking number.
Please note that the item will be securely packed, meaning the package may be larger and heavier than the product itself.
We will also notify you via email with logistics updates.
However, please understand that Japan Post cannot control the courier companies overseas.
Kindly check your email for tracking updates and use the provided tracking number to track your shipment. We recommend tracking the package yourself using the provided logistics information.

2.Condition of Antique Items

As this is an antique item, it may have original creases, stains, damages, and other signs of age.
Please refer to the listing photos for an overview of the condition, but please keep in mind that it's difficult to capture all details through photos.

3.Additional Costs, Charges, and Declaration

Additional costs such as customs duties, import taxes, customs clearance, and handling fees may apply during shipment.
We will declare the product price (final auction bid amount) accurately for customs purposes.
If you have any specific requests or concerns, please contact us in advance.
These charges will be billed to you by the relevant parties at a later stage, if applicable.

4.Important Information for Italian Customers

Based on recent information from Japan Post, there have been some logistical issues with shipments to Italy, such as higher chances of customs duties, and delays or inaccuracies in tracking updates.
We kindly ask Italian customers to understand these potential issues when placing a bid.
Thank you for your understanding and support.

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