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Vaso cerámico japonés de Tachikichi Kyoto, Yaegasumi Ekubo, glazé celadón craquelado, 17,5 cm de alto, 11 cm de ancho, 745 g, firmado con tomobako, periodo 1970–1980, en perfecto estado de conservación y caja de madera original.

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Kyoto Tachikichi (たち吉) – “Yaegasumi Ekubo” Celadon Crackle Glaze Vase, Signed Tomobako – Japan

Description

This elegant Japanese flower vase, titled “Yaegasumi Ekubo” (八重がすみえくぼ 花生), is a refined ceramic work by Tachikichi (たち吉 / 橘吉), the long-established Kyoto ceramics brand whose history dates back to 1752, during the Edo period. Tachikichi is known for bringing together traditional Japanese ceramic craftsmanship and designs suited to contemporary living.

The vase is distinguished by its beautiful pale blue-green celadon-style glaze and an extensive network of decorative crackle (kannyū / 貫入) across the surface. The overlapping crackle patterns create a rich, almost crystalline appearance, giving the glaze remarkable visual depth. Because the appearance of such crackle varies naturally across the surface, the vessel has an expressive character that changes subtly according to the light and viewing angle.

The name “Yaegasumi” (八重がすみ) evokes the poetic image of layers of mist, beautifully reflected in the soft, translucent blue-green tones of the glaze. The word “Ekubo” (えくぼ) means “dimple,” referring to the gently indented areas incorporated into the rounded form of the vessel. Together, the softly swelling silhouette, subtle indentations and intricate crackle pattern create an attractive balance between traditional Japanese aesthetics and sculptural modern design.

The underside bears the maker’s mark, and the vase is accompanied by its original wooden presentation box (tomobako). The lid is inscribed in Japanese with the name of the work and bears the Tachikichi / 橘吉 inscription and red seal, making the box an important part of the complete presentation.

Although described as unused, this is a vintage item that has been stored for a long period. The vase itself remains in very clean condition. Please note that the crackle visible throughout the glaze is a deliberate decorative characteristic of the piece and should not be confused with accidental damage.

The original wooden box also remains generally clean, although it shows some minor dents and signs of age and storage. Please examine the photographs carefully for the condition of both the vase and the box.

With its serene celadon color and distinctive crackled surface, this vase works beautifully both as a Japanese ikebana flower vessel and as a decorative object in a contemporary interior.

Size

Vase:
Height: approx. 17.5 cm
Width: approx. 11 cm

Original wooden box:
Height: approx. 19 cm
Width: approx. 13 cm
Depth: approx. 13.3 cm

Please allow for slight measurement differences.

Weight

Vase: approx. 745 g

Artist / Maker Profile

Tachikichi (たち吉 / 橘吉) is a historic Kyoto ceramics company founded in 1752. Originally established in Kyoto as Tachibanaya Kichibei (橘屋吉兵衛), the company later adopted the name Tachikichi and developed a distinctive role in Japanese ceramics by combining traditional craftsmanship with its own product planning and design. Over its long history, it has worked with ceramic-producing regions and craftspeople throughout Japan, creating tableware and decorative ceramics that bring traditional Japanese aesthetics into everyday life.

Shipping Information

This item will be shipped from Japan via Japan Post Surface Mail.

The estimated delivery time is approximately 2 months. Please note that delivery times may vary depending on customs clearance and processing by the local postal service in the destination country.

With Surface Mail, tracking information may remain unchanged for an extended period while the parcel is in transit by sea. This is normal. Tracking will resume once the parcel arrives in the destination country and is received and processed by customs or the local postal service.

As this is a ceramic vase, it will be carefully and securely packed with sufficient protective cushioning materials to minimize the risk of damage during its long international journey.

Important Notice for Customers in Certain EU Countries

Due to the current suspension by Japan Post of accepting certain IOSS shipments, orders meeting all of the following conditions cannot be shipped by Surface Mail and will instead be sent by an alternative carrier such as DHL or FedEx:

The destination is Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, or Portugal
The declared value of the item is less than €150
The shipment is processed using IOSS

In such cases, the estimated delivery time is approximately 1 week, although this may vary depending on the destination country and customs clearance.

As a result, shipping costs may differ depending on the destination. Please check the Shipping Rates by Country/Region for your destination before placing a bid.

Thank you very much for your understanding.

El vendedor y su historia

En Yu Design, no solo seleccionamos bellas artes y artesanías tradicionales, sino una amplia gama de objetos que reflejan el espíritu vivo de la cultura japonesa. Desde utensilios de ceremonia del té y trabajos en hierro forjado hasta cerámica, muñecas y juguetes vintage, cada pieza se elige cuidadosamente como un fragmento del diverso paisaje cultural de Japón. Yu Design no se trata solo de vender objetos. Se trata de compartir las historias, la historia y el trasfondo cultural que hay detrás de ellos — presentar el propio Japón al mundo. Yu Design es propiedad y está curado por Yuki Kuwahara, con sede en Japón. También gestiona un canal de YouTube que presenta la historia japonesa, con un enfoque particular en figuras de finales del Edo y inicios de Meiji, reflejando su profundo interés en el patrimonio cultural e histórico de Japón. Todos los artículos son cuidadosamente inspeccionados y enviados de forma segura a todo el mundo mediante EMS de Japan Post. La comunicación clara y un embalaje profesional son siempre una prioridad.
Traducido por el Traductor de Google

Kyoto Tachikichi (たち吉) – “Yaegasumi Ekubo” Celadon Crackle Glaze Vase, Signed Tomobako – Japan

Description

This elegant Japanese flower vase, titled “Yaegasumi Ekubo” (八重がすみえくぼ 花生), is a refined ceramic work by Tachikichi (たち吉 / 橘吉), the long-established Kyoto ceramics brand whose history dates back to 1752, during the Edo period. Tachikichi is known for bringing together traditional Japanese ceramic craftsmanship and designs suited to contemporary living.

The vase is distinguished by its beautiful pale blue-green celadon-style glaze and an extensive network of decorative crackle (kannyū / 貫入) across the surface. The overlapping crackle patterns create a rich, almost crystalline appearance, giving the glaze remarkable visual depth. Because the appearance of such crackle varies naturally across the surface, the vessel has an expressive character that changes subtly according to the light and viewing angle.

The name “Yaegasumi” (八重がすみ) evokes the poetic image of layers of mist, beautifully reflected in the soft, translucent blue-green tones of the glaze. The word “Ekubo” (えくぼ) means “dimple,” referring to the gently indented areas incorporated into the rounded form of the vessel. Together, the softly swelling silhouette, subtle indentations and intricate crackle pattern create an attractive balance between traditional Japanese aesthetics and sculptural modern design.

The underside bears the maker’s mark, and the vase is accompanied by its original wooden presentation box (tomobako). The lid is inscribed in Japanese with the name of the work and bears the Tachikichi / 橘吉 inscription and red seal, making the box an important part of the complete presentation.

Although described as unused, this is a vintage item that has been stored for a long period. The vase itself remains in very clean condition. Please note that the crackle visible throughout the glaze is a deliberate decorative characteristic of the piece and should not be confused with accidental damage.

The original wooden box also remains generally clean, although it shows some minor dents and signs of age and storage. Please examine the photographs carefully for the condition of both the vase and the box.

With its serene celadon color and distinctive crackled surface, this vase works beautifully both as a Japanese ikebana flower vessel and as a decorative object in a contemporary interior.

Size

Vase:
Height: approx. 17.5 cm
Width: approx. 11 cm

Original wooden box:
Height: approx. 19 cm
Width: approx. 13 cm
Depth: approx. 13.3 cm

Please allow for slight measurement differences.

Weight

Vase: approx. 745 g

Artist / Maker Profile

Tachikichi (たち吉 / 橘吉) is a historic Kyoto ceramics company founded in 1752. Originally established in Kyoto as Tachibanaya Kichibei (橘屋吉兵衛), the company later adopted the name Tachikichi and developed a distinctive role in Japanese ceramics by combining traditional craftsmanship with its own product planning and design. Over its long history, it has worked with ceramic-producing regions and craftspeople throughout Japan, creating tableware and decorative ceramics that bring traditional Japanese aesthetics into everyday life.

Shipping Information

This item will be shipped from Japan via Japan Post Surface Mail.

The estimated delivery time is approximately 2 months. Please note that delivery times may vary depending on customs clearance and processing by the local postal service in the destination country.

With Surface Mail, tracking information may remain unchanged for an extended period while the parcel is in transit by sea. This is normal. Tracking will resume once the parcel arrives in the destination country and is received and processed by customs or the local postal service.

As this is a ceramic vase, it will be carefully and securely packed with sufficient protective cushioning materials to minimize the risk of damage during its long international journey.

Important Notice for Customers in Certain EU Countries

Due to the current suspension by Japan Post of accepting certain IOSS shipments, orders meeting all of the following conditions cannot be shipped by Surface Mail and will instead be sent by an alternative carrier such as DHL or FedEx:

The destination is Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, or Portugal
The declared value of the item is less than €150
The shipment is processed using IOSS

In such cases, the estimated delivery time is approximately 1 week, although this may vary depending on the destination country and customs clearance.

As a result, shipping costs may differ depending on the destination. Please check the Shipping Rates by Country/Region for your destination before placing a bid.

Thank you very much for your understanding.

El vendedor y su historia

En Yu Design, no solo seleccionamos bellas artes y artesanías tradicionales, sino una amplia gama de objetos que reflejan el espíritu vivo de la cultura japonesa. Desde utensilios de ceremonia del té y trabajos en hierro forjado hasta cerámica, muñecas y juguetes vintage, cada pieza se elige cuidadosamente como un fragmento del diverso paisaje cultural de Japón. Yu Design no se trata solo de vender objetos. Se trata de compartir las historias, la historia y el trasfondo cultural que hay detrás de ellos — presentar el propio Japón al mundo. Yu Design es propiedad y está curado por Yuki Kuwahara, con sede en Japón. También gestiona un canal de YouTube que presenta la historia japonesa, con un enfoque particular en figuras de finales del Edo y inicios de Meiji, reflejando su profundo interés en el patrimonio cultural e histórico de Japón. Todos los artículos son cuidadosamente inspeccionados y enviados de forma segura a todo el mundo mediante EMS de Japan Post. La comunicación clara y un embalaje profesional son siempre una prioridad.
Traducido por el Traductor de Google

Datos

Era
1900-2000
Peso
745 g
Región de origen específica
Kyoto(京都)
N.º de artículos
1
País de origen
Japón
Modelo
Yaegasumi Ekubo (八重がすみえくぼ)
Diseñador/artista/creador
Kyoto Tachikichi (たち吉) – “Yaegasumi Ekubo(八重がすみえくぼ)” Celadon Crackle Glaze Vase, Signed Tomobako –
Material
Cerámica
Estilo
Moderno
Fabricante / Marca
Tachikichi (たち吉 / 橘吉)
Estado
Como nuevo - sin usar
Alto
17,5 cm
Ancho
11 cm
Profundidad
11 cm
Periodo estimado
1970-1980, 1980-1990
Vendido por
JapónVerificado
333
Objetos vendidos
100%
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