Kato Shoko 加藤松香 - Bowl - Pottery - Cherry Blossoms Stream

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Japan‑origin pottery tea bowl by Kato Shoko (Shōkō) in Kyoto‑ware Ninsei style, with cherry blossom petal flow pattern across exterior and interior, dimensions 12.2 cm diameter × 8 cm height, weight 520 g including the original tomobako box, dated 1990–2000, in good condition.

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加藤松香 Kato Shoko
Ceramic artist. Began creating pottery in the Kyoto-yaki coloured-glaze style in 1968. In 1974, adopting the artistic name Shōkō, he established his own kiln specialising in tea ceremony ware. He produces many vibrant works using traditional Kyoto-yaki coloured-glaze techniques, such as gold decoration and coloured glazes.

with seal 'Shoko' 松香

The cream‑coloured body of this Ninsei‑style tea bowl is wrapped in a flow of cherry blossom petals that seem to drift along a stylised current, the pink, red and white flowers and their dark accents circling both exterior and interior in a continuous movement that recalls classical Kyoto design while reflecting Kato Shoko’s long practice with Kyoto‑yaki coloured‑glaze work since 1968 and his later focus on tea‑ceremony ware after establishing his own kiln in 1974, the seal “Shoko” marking the piece as part of that sustained career, and the bowl feels like the kind of vessel that will slip naturally into use—brought out on days when a quiet sense of spring is needed at the table, its pattern becoming more familiar with each gathering, all kept together with its tomobako.

加藤松香 Kato Shoko Kyo ware 'Ninsei style Cherry Blossom Petals Flowing Down River Tea Bowl' with Original Box (Tomobako)

Box dimensions: 5.8" x 5.8" x 4.8" / 14.8cm x 14.8cm x 12.4cm
Tea Bowl dimensions: 4.8" x 4.8" x 3.1" / 12.2cm x 12.2cm x 8cm

Material: Pottery

Weight: 520g including Original box (Tomobako)

Condition
Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions in the photos.

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Seller's Story

Reiwa Antiques is an officially licensed antique dealer based in Japan, offering a range of authentic Japanese antiques, including traditional paintings, exquisite calligraphy, and beautiful tea utensils. Our goal is to continue to provide you with a pleasant buying experience. As part of that, in order to reduce your VAT and Import Tax burden as much as possible, we offer free shipping. We have been dealing with overseas transactions for more than 10 years. Please be assured that we'll always pack your items carefully and do our best to deliver your items safely. The usual shipping methods are Registered Airmail, EMS (Postal expedited), or DHL. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions or need any help. Yours cordially, Reiwa Antiques

加藤松香 Kato Shoko
Ceramic artist. Began creating pottery in the Kyoto-yaki coloured-glaze style in 1968. In 1974, adopting the artistic name Shōkō, he established his own kiln specialising in tea ceremony ware. He produces many vibrant works using traditional Kyoto-yaki coloured-glaze techniques, such as gold decoration and coloured glazes.

with seal 'Shoko' 松香

The cream‑coloured body of this Ninsei‑style tea bowl is wrapped in a flow of cherry blossom petals that seem to drift along a stylised current, the pink, red and white flowers and their dark accents circling both exterior and interior in a continuous movement that recalls classical Kyoto design while reflecting Kato Shoko’s long practice with Kyoto‑yaki coloured‑glaze work since 1968 and his later focus on tea‑ceremony ware after establishing his own kiln in 1974, the seal “Shoko” marking the piece as part of that sustained career, and the bowl feels like the kind of vessel that will slip naturally into use—brought out on days when a quiet sense of spring is needed at the table, its pattern becoming more familiar with each gathering, all kept together with its tomobako.

加藤松香 Kato Shoko Kyo ware 'Ninsei style Cherry Blossom Petals Flowing Down River Tea Bowl' with Original Box (Tomobako)

Box dimensions: 5.8" x 5.8" x 4.8" / 14.8cm x 14.8cm x 12.4cm
Tea Bowl dimensions: 4.8" x 4.8" x 3.1" / 12.2cm x 12.2cm x 8cm

Material: Pottery

Weight: 520g including Original box (Tomobako)

Condition
Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions in the photos.

Shipping
"FREE SHIPPING" all over the world by International ePacket Light, EMS, or DHL.

Seller's Story

Reiwa Antiques is an officially licensed antique dealer based in Japan, offering a range of authentic Japanese antiques, including traditional paintings, exquisite calligraphy, and beautiful tea utensils. Our goal is to continue to provide you with a pleasant buying experience. As part of that, in order to reduce your VAT and Import Tax burden as much as possible, we offer free shipping. We have been dealing with overseas transactions for more than 10 years. Please be assured that we'll always pack your items carefully and do our best to deliver your items safely. The usual shipping methods are Registered Airmail, EMS (Postal expedited), or DHL. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions or need any help. Yours cordially, Reiwa Antiques

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
520 g
Specific region of origin
Kyoto
Title additional information
Cherry Blossoms Stream
Country of origin
Japan
Designer/artist/maker
Kato Shoko 加藤松香
Material
Pottery
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
8 cm
Width
12.2 cm
Depth
12.2 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
JapanVerified
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Objects sold
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