Haraguchi Takushi (原口卓士) (b.1947) - 茶碗 - Stoneware - tomobako & tomonunoと一緒に
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Funsei Glaze Sake Cup (Guinomi) by Takushi Haraguchi — With Original Tomobako Box and Tomonuno Cloth
A refined sake cup by Kyoto potter Takushi Haraguchi, glazed in his signature funsei (粉青) technique — a soft, powdery blue-green celadon-inspired glaze that has become his hallmark. The compact, well-balanced form is wrapped in a pale, luminous surface traced with fine, naturally spreading crackle (kannyu), while a warm brown tone at the rim and foot lends quiet definition to the piece. Signed on the base, it captures the same restrained elegance found in Haraguchi's larger works in miniature, perfect scale — a piece equally suited to display or use at the table. Comes with its original tomobako box and tomonuno wrapping cloth.
【Artist Profile】
Takushi Haraguchi (b.1947) was born in Kyoto. After graduating from the Faculty of Economics at Dokkyo University in 1970, he turned to ceramics, completing his training at the Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Training School in 1975. He was selected for the regional branch exhibition of the Japan Kogei Association in 1978 and for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition in 1985. He has held numerous solo exhibitions across Japan, including in Tokyo (1979, 1981), Kyoto (1989), and Tachikawa (2009), as well as an exhibition in Washington, D.C., USA in 2003.
【Condition】
Excellent. No visible damage; minor signs of age commensurate with careful storage.
【Shipping】
Carefully packed and shipped internationally with full tracking for safe delivery.
【※Important Information※】
※Important Information – Please Read Before Bidding※ Customs duties, VAT, and import clearance fees are not included in the shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer. These charges vary depending on your country's import regulations and are beyond the seller's control. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. All items are carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery. Please bid with confidence
Seller's Story
Welcome to Zen Finds, where the timeless spirit of Japanese art meets contemporary sensibility.
I specialize in authentic Japanese antiques, fine crafts, and artworks that embody the essence of balance, craftsmanship, and quiet beauty. Each item is hand-selected in Japan for its cultural depth, aesthetic harmony, and the story it carries within.
My focus is not on quantity, but on meaning — sharing works that speak softly yet reveal the depth of Japanese aesthetics through simplicity and silence. I collaborate with trusted sources and collectors across Japan to curate genuine pieces that reflect the country’s artistic heritage.
The name “Zen Finds” expresses the idea of discovering beauty in stillness — treasures that invite contemplation and connect people to the quiet spirit of Japan.
Every item is carefully packed and shipped worldwide with respect and attention to detail, ensuring it reaches collectors in perfect condition.
Each piece is a quiet reflection of Japan’s enduring beauty, waiting to find its place in your collection.
Funsei Glaze Sake Cup (Guinomi) by Takushi Haraguchi — With Original Tomobako Box and Tomonuno Cloth
A refined sake cup by Kyoto potter Takushi Haraguchi, glazed in his signature funsei (粉青) technique — a soft, powdery blue-green celadon-inspired glaze that has become his hallmark. The compact, well-balanced form is wrapped in a pale, luminous surface traced with fine, naturally spreading crackle (kannyu), while a warm brown tone at the rim and foot lends quiet definition to the piece. Signed on the base, it captures the same restrained elegance found in Haraguchi's larger works in miniature, perfect scale — a piece equally suited to display or use at the table. Comes with its original tomobako box and tomonuno wrapping cloth.
【Artist Profile】
Takushi Haraguchi (b.1947) was born in Kyoto. After graduating from the Faculty of Economics at Dokkyo University in 1970, he turned to ceramics, completing his training at the Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Training School in 1975. He was selected for the regional branch exhibition of the Japan Kogei Association in 1978 and for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition in 1985. He has held numerous solo exhibitions across Japan, including in Tokyo (1979, 1981), Kyoto (1989), and Tachikawa (2009), as well as an exhibition in Washington, D.C., USA in 2003.
【Condition】
Excellent. No visible damage; minor signs of age commensurate with careful storage.
【Shipping】
Carefully packed and shipped internationally with full tracking for safe delivery.
【※Important Information※】
※Important Information – Please Read Before Bidding※ Customs duties, VAT, and import clearance fees are not included in the shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer. These charges vary depending on your country's import regulations and are beyond the seller's control. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. All items are carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery. Please bid with confidence
Seller's Story
Welcome to Zen Finds, where the timeless spirit of Japanese art meets contemporary sensibility.
I specialize in authentic Japanese antiques, fine crafts, and artworks that embody the essence of balance, craftsmanship, and quiet beauty. Each item is hand-selected in Japan for its cultural depth, aesthetic harmony, and the story it carries within.
My focus is not on quantity, but on meaning — sharing works that speak softly yet reveal the depth of Japanese aesthetics through simplicity and silence. I collaborate with trusted sources and collectors across Japan to curate genuine pieces that reflect the country’s artistic heritage.
The name “Zen Finds” expresses the idea of discovering beauty in stillness — treasures that invite contemplation and connect people to the quiet spirit of Japan.
Every item is carefully packed and shipped worldwide with respect and attention to detail, ensuring it reaches collectors in perfect condition.
Each piece is a quiet reflection of Japan’s enduring beauty, waiting to find its place in your collection.
Details
時代
1900-2000
タイトル補足情報
With tomobako & tomonuno
素材
Stoneware
原産国
Japan
デザイナー/アーティスト/作家
Haraguchi Takushi (原口卓士) (b.1947)
コンディション
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
高さ
4 cm
幅
7.5 cm
直径
7.5 cm
推定年代
1980-1990, 1990-2000
