Natsume - Wood





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Beautiful authentic Natsume tea vessel, handcrafted by master artisan Ohi Kōunsai (born 1940 in Kanazawa, Japan), dating from 1950–1960, made of wood with traditional lacquer, with a 10 cm high, 10 cm wide and 10 cm deep body, in excellent unused condition, sold with its original Paulownia tomobako box and handwritten certificates of explanation.
Description from the seller
Magnificent and authentic Natsume (small traditional Japanese tea vessel used for chanoyu / tea ceremony), made by master craftsman Ohi Kōunsai (大井好雲斎), born in 1940 in Kanazawa.
A superb collectible piece from the great tradition of Kaga-makié. The body and lid feature refined lacquer work in warm, deep tones, enhanced by delicate floral motifs, with a textured interior and superb reflections characteristic of the artist's craftsmanship.
Artist: Ohi Kōunsai (signed and referenced)
Origin: Kanazawa, Japan
Material: Wood and traditional lacquer
Condition: Excellent overall condition
Accessories included: Sold with its tomobako (original Paulownia wooden box) and its era-handwritten explanatory notes/certificates
Piece ideal for collectors of Asian art, authentic Japanese lacquers, or collectors of tea ceremony-related items.
Magnificent and authentic Natsume (small traditional Japanese tea vessel used for chanoyu / tea ceremony), made by master craftsman Ohi Kōunsai (大井好雲斎), born in 1940 in Kanazawa.
A superb collectible piece from the great tradition of Kaga-makié. The body and lid feature refined lacquer work in warm, deep tones, enhanced by delicate floral motifs, with a textured interior and superb reflections characteristic of the artist's craftsmanship.
Artist: Ohi Kōunsai (signed and referenced)
Origin: Kanazawa, Japan
Material: Wood and traditional lacquer
Condition: Excellent overall condition
Accessories included: Sold with its tomobako (original Paulownia wooden box) and its era-handwritten explanatory notes/certificates
Piece ideal for collectors of Asian art, authentic Japanese lacquers, or collectors of tea ceremony-related items.

