Ιαπωνικό Μαύρο Τσάουαν σε Στυλ Ράκου – Παχύ Γλάσο – Τσάουαν Τσαγιού Wabi-Sabi – Υπογεγραμμένη Βάση – - Κεραμικό - Ιαπωνία - 20th century
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Ιαπωνικό μαύρο chawan σε στυλ Raku – παχύ γλάσο – κύπελλο τσαγιού wabi-sabi, 20ος αιώνας, από την Ιαπωνία, υπογεγραμμένο, με tomobako, διάμετρος 12–13 cm, ύψος 8–9 cm, σε άριστη αρχική κατάσταση.
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Ένα ισχυρό και εκφραστικό ιαπωνικό chawan (a teaware bowl), presented with its original wooden storage box (tomobako), embodying the deep aesthetic of wabi-sabi and traditional tea culture.
The bowl features a robust and slightly irregular form, with gently rising walls and a subtly uneven rim. This natural asymmetry enhances its tactile presence, inviting direct handling and appreciation.
The surface is covered in a rich, deep black glaze, contrasted by areas of exposed clay and natural firing effects. Subtle variations in tone—from glossy black to earthy brown—create a dynamic interplay of texture and depth. These transitions appear organic and unforced, reflecting the unpredictable beauty of kiln firing.
Inside, the glaze pools naturally, forming a darker, almost mirror-like surface that contrasts with the more textured outer body. The interior shows fine speckling and kiln marks, adding further character and authenticity.
The foot (kodai) is well-defined and left partially unglazed, revealing the raw clay body and bearing a stamped mark. The base retains traces of firing, emphasizing its handmade origin.
The accompanying tomobako (wooden box) features handwritten inscriptions and a seal, indicating careful preservation and traditional presentation.
This piece is well-suited for tea ceremony use or as a standalone display object, offering both visual strength and a quiet, contemplative presence.
Included:
Chawan (tea bowl)
Original wooden box (tomobako)
Condition:
Very good condition. No visible cracks or restorations.
Minor kiln marks, glaze variations, and natural irregularities are inherent to the firing process and part of the aesthetic.
Dimensions (approx.):
Diameter: approx. 12-13 cm
Height: approx. 8–9 cm
A compelling example of Japanese ceramic artistry, combining strength, texture, and the refined imperfection central to wabi-sabi aesthetics.
Material
Ceramic
Shipping
The item will be carefully packed using protective materials to ensure safe international delivery.
Tracked shipping will be provided, and insurance may be included depending on destination.
Please note that delivery times may vary depending on location and customs procedures.
Contact
If you have any questions or would like additional photos or details, please feel free to contact me.
I will be happy to assist you.
Ένα ισχυρό και εκφραστικό ιαπωνικό chawan (a teaware bowl), presented with its original wooden storage box (tomobako), embodying the deep aesthetic of wabi-sabi and traditional tea culture.
The bowl features a robust and slightly irregular form, with gently rising walls and a subtly uneven rim. This natural asymmetry enhances its tactile presence, inviting direct handling and appreciation.
The surface is covered in a rich, deep black glaze, contrasted by areas of exposed clay and natural firing effects. Subtle variations in tone—from glossy black to earthy brown—create a dynamic interplay of texture and depth. These transitions appear organic and unforced, reflecting the unpredictable beauty of kiln firing.
Inside, the glaze pools naturally, forming a darker, almost mirror-like surface that contrasts with the more textured outer body. The interior shows fine speckling and kiln marks, adding further character and authenticity.
The foot (kodai) is well-defined and left partially unglazed, revealing the raw clay body and bearing a stamped mark. The base retains traces of firing, emphasizing its handmade origin.
The accompanying tomobako (wooden box) features handwritten inscriptions and a seal, indicating careful preservation and traditional presentation.
This piece is well-suited for tea ceremony use or as a standalone display object, offering both visual strength and a quiet, contemplative presence.
Included:
Chawan (tea bowl)
Original wooden box (tomobako)
Condition:
Very good condition. No visible cracks or restorations.
Minor kiln marks, glaze variations, and natural irregularities are inherent to the firing process and part of the aesthetic.
Dimensions (approx.):
Diameter: approx. 12-13 cm
Height: approx. 8–9 cm
A compelling example of Japanese ceramic artistry, combining strength, texture, and the refined imperfection central to wabi-sabi aesthetics.
Material
Ceramic
Shipping
The item will be carefully packed using protective materials to ensure safe international delivery.
Tracked shipping will be provided, and insurance may be included depending on destination.
Please note that delivery times may vary depending on location and customs procedures.
Contact
If you have any questions or would like additional photos or details, please feel free to contact me.
I will be happy to assist you.
Λεπτομέρειες
Δυναστικό στυλ/περίοδος
20th century
Χώρα προέλευσης
Ιαπωνία
Attribution
Υπογεγραμμένη
Υλικό
Κεραμικό
Τίτλος έργου τέχνης
Japanese Black Raku Style Chawan – Thick Glaze – Wabi-Sabi Tea Bowl – Signed Foot – With Tomobako
Condition
Άριστη κατάσταση
Provenance
Ιδιωτική συλλογή
Γνησιότητα
Αυθεντικό/επίσημο
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