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萩焼Hagi ware - Matsuno Ryokuei 松野緑栄 - Chawan - Grés - Tigela de matcha
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萩焼Hagi ware - Matsuno Ryokuei 松野緑栄 - Chawan - Grés - Tigela de matcha

Matsuno Ryokuei (松野緑栄 / Matsuno Ryokuei) – 萩焼Hagi Ware 抹茶碗Matcha Tea Bowl with Original Signed Wooden Box Shipping method: DHL Express A finely handcrafted Hagi ware (Hagi-yaki) matcha tea bowl by Matsuno Ryokuei(Ryokuei Kiln / Shoryuzan), accompanied by its original signed wooden storage box (共箱tomobako). The bowl displays the warm, soft ivory glaze and natural crackle (kan-nyu) that are highly appreciated in traditional Hagi ware. Subtle pinholes, iron specks, and gentle variations in the glaze create a unique surface that develops beautifully through use, embodying the famous “Hagi no 七化けNanabake” (the seven transformations of Hagi ware). The exposed foot reveals the characteristic reddish clay with flowing glaze, highlighting the handmade nature of the work. Its generous proportions and comfortable form make it ideal for preparing and enjoying matcha while also serving as an attractive display piece in a tea ceremony collection. The original wooden box is inscribed with the artist’s signature and kiln name, and an accompanying leaflet is included. Suitable for: Japanese tea ceremony (Chanoyu), matcha preparation, Hagi ware collection, traditional Japanese interior display. Size Height: 9 cm×Width: 14.5 cm×Depth: 14.5 cm Weight 334 g / 0.334 kg Condition Very good vintage condition. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs were observed. Minor signs of age and natural kiln effects are consistent with handcrafted Hagi ware. Artist Profile 松野緑栄 Matsuno Ryokuei Matsuno Ryokuei is associated with Shoryuzan Ryokuei Kiln, a respected Hagi ware kiln in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The kiln is known for producing traditional tea ceramics that emphasize the natural beauty of Hagi clay and glaze. Ryokuei works inherit the aesthetics of classic Hagi ware while reflecting careful handcraftsmanship suitable for tea ceremony use. The kiln has contributed to preserving the long-standing traditions of Hagi pottery through finely crafted tea bowls and vessels.

N.º 105889099

Vendido
萩焼Hagi ware - Matsuno Ryokuei 松野緑栄 - Chawan - Grés - Tigela de matcha

萩焼Hagi ware - Matsuno Ryokuei 松野緑栄 - Chawan - Grés - Tigela de matcha

Matsuno Ryokuei (松野緑栄 / Matsuno Ryokuei) – 萩焼Hagi Ware 抹茶碗Matcha Tea Bowl with Original Signed Wooden Box

Shipping method: DHL Express

A finely handcrafted Hagi ware (Hagi-yaki) matcha tea bowl by Matsuno Ryokuei(Ryokuei Kiln / Shoryuzan), accompanied by its original signed wooden storage box (共箱tomobako).

The bowl displays the warm, soft ivory glaze and natural crackle (kan-nyu) that are highly appreciated in traditional Hagi ware. Subtle pinholes, iron specks, and gentle variations in the glaze create a unique surface that develops beautifully through use, embodying the famous “Hagi no 七化けNanabake” (the seven transformations of Hagi ware).

The exposed foot reveals the characteristic reddish clay with flowing glaze, highlighting the handmade nature of the work. Its generous proportions and comfortable form make it ideal for preparing and enjoying matcha while also serving as an attractive display piece in a tea ceremony collection.

The original wooden box is inscribed with the artist’s signature and kiln name, and an accompanying leaflet is included.

Suitable for: Japanese tea ceremony (Chanoyu), matcha preparation, Hagi ware collection, traditional Japanese interior display.


Size
Height: 9 cm×Width: 14.5 cm×Depth: 14.5 cm


Weight
334 g / 0.334 kg


Condition
Very good vintage condition. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs were observed. Minor signs of age and natural kiln effects are consistent with handcrafted Hagi ware.


Artist Profile
松野緑栄 Matsuno Ryokuei
Matsuno Ryokuei is associated with Shoryuzan Ryokuei Kiln, a respected Hagi ware kiln in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The kiln is known for producing traditional tea ceramics that emphasize the natural beauty of Hagi clay and glaze. Ryokuei works inherit the aesthetics of classic Hagi ware while reflecting careful handcraftsmanship suitable for tea ceremony use. The kiln has contributed to preserving the long-standing traditions of Hagi pottery through finely crafted tea bowls and vessels.

Licitação final
€ 30
Sem preço de reserva

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