Tatsuki-gama (樹窯) - Masaki Kawai (川合正樹) - Tea bowl - Ceramic

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Japanese Mino ware chawan (matcha tea bowl) by Masaki Kawai of Tatsuki-gama, Tajimi, Gifu, Japan, 6.5 cm high and 12.5 cm wide, weight 182 g, dating to the 1970s–1980s, in excellent condition with original wooden box (tomobako).

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Japanese Mino Ware Chawan (Matcha Tea Bowl) by Award-Winning Master Masaki Kawai (Tatsuki-gama)

This is a finely crafted Japanese matcha tea bowl (chawan) created by Masaki Kawai (川合正樹), an acclaimed Mino ware pottery master and founder of the Tatsuki-gama (樹窯) kiln in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture.

Masaki Kawai (b. 1949) is one of the distinguished figures in contemporary Mino ceramics. Having exhibited in prestigious national art competitions including Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition) over 30 times, as well as the Japan New Craft Exhibition, his works are celebrated for seamlessly blending traditional Mino ceramic techniques with modern aesthetic sensibilities.

Born in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture (1949).
Established Tatsuki-gama Kiln in 1975.
Selected for the prestigious Nitten exhibition over 30 times.
Winner of numerous awards including the Mino Ceramic Art Award, Kobei Award, and Gold Prize at the Mino Ceramic Tea Bowl Exhibition.
Served as a judge and councillor for the Japan New Crafts Federation.

This tea bowl embodies the quiet elegance and profound depth characteristic of Japanese tea culture (Wabi-Sabi). A wonderful addition to any Japanese art collection or tea ceremony practice.

【Dimensions & Weight】
Height: 6.5 cm
Width: 12.5 cm
Weight: 182 g

Accessories: Original wooden box (tomobako) and artist profile bookmark (shiori).
There is writing in red felt-tip pen on the accompanying box.
(Please refer to the photos.)

【Shipping & Environment】
Eco-Friendly Packaging:
In our commitment to environmental sustainability, we use recycled and repurposed packaging materials (such as boxes and cushioning) whenever possible. Rest assured, your item will be packed with the utmost care to ensure its safe arrival while minimizing our ecological footprint.
The item will be shipped securely via Japan Post or other transporter with a tracking number, depending on the destination and efficiency.


【Note】
For international shipments, additional charges such as customs clearance fees, import duties (where applicable), local taxes, and other related costs will apply.
These charges are not included in the item price or shipping costs; they are levied upon the shipment's arrival in the destination country and must be paid separately if required.

Please check with your local customs office regarding these additional costs before placing a bid.
By placing a bid on this lot, you are deemed to have accepted and agreed to these terms.

If the package is returned due to reasons such as your absence at the time of delivery, a re-delivery fee will be charged; therefore, please ensure that you are available to receive the shipment.

I appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Japanese Mino Ware Chawan (Matcha Tea Bowl) by Award-Winning Master Masaki Kawai (Tatsuki-gama)

This is a finely crafted Japanese matcha tea bowl (chawan) created by Masaki Kawai (川合正樹), an acclaimed Mino ware pottery master and founder of the Tatsuki-gama (樹窯) kiln in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture.

Masaki Kawai (b. 1949) is one of the distinguished figures in contemporary Mino ceramics. Having exhibited in prestigious national art competitions including Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition) over 30 times, as well as the Japan New Craft Exhibition, his works are celebrated for seamlessly blending traditional Mino ceramic techniques with modern aesthetic sensibilities.

Born in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture (1949).
Established Tatsuki-gama Kiln in 1975.
Selected for the prestigious Nitten exhibition over 30 times.
Winner of numerous awards including the Mino Ceramic Art Award, Kobei Award, and Gold Prize at the Mino Ceramic Tea Bowl Exhibition.
Served as a judge and councillor for the Japan New Crafts Federation.

This tea bowl embodies the quiet elegance and profound depth characteristic of Japanese tea culture (Wabi-Sabi). A wonderful addition to any Japanese art collection or tea ceremony practice.

【Dimensions & Weight】
Height: 6.5 cm
Width: 12.5 cm
Weight: 182 g

Accessories: Original wooden box (tomobako) and artist profile bookmark (shiori).
There is writing in red felt-tip pen on the accompanying box.
(Please refer to the photos.)

【Shipping & Environment】
Eco-Friendly Packaging:
In our commitment to environmental sustainability, we use recycled and repurposed packaging materials (such as boxes and cushioning) whenever possible. Rest assured, your item will be packed with the utmost care to ensure its safe arrival while minimizing our ecological footprint.
The item will be shipped securely via Japan Post or other transporter with a tracking number, depending on the destination and efficiency.


【Note】
For international shipments, additional charges such as customs clearance fees, import duties (where applicable), local taxes, and other related costs will apply.
These charges are not included in the item price or shipping costs; they are levied upon the shipment's arrival in the destination country and must be paid separately if required.

Please check with your local customs office regarding these additional costs before placing a bid.
By placing a bid on this lot, you are deemed to have accepted and agreed to these terms.

If the package is returned due to reasons such as your absence at the time of delivery, a re-delivery fee will be charged; therefore, please ensure that you are available to receive the shipment.

I appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Tajimi, Gifu (岐阜県多治見市)
Material
Ceramic
Manufacturer/brand
Tatsuki-gama (樹窯)
Country of origin
Japan
Designer/artist/maker
Masaki Kawai (川合正樹)
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
6.5 cm
Width
12.5 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980, 1980-1990
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Objects sold
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