Wada Myozan 和田妙山 - 碗 - 陶器 - 樱花茶碗

和田妙山 Wada Myozan
A potter based at Myozan Kiln in Kyoto. He specialises in creating tea ceremony utensils, such as matcha bowls. His work is characterised by beautiful bowls that evoke a sense of Japanese aesthetics, featuring motifs such as cherry blossoms, the moon and autumn grasses, and blue maple leaves, all rendered using colour-painting techniques.

with seal 'Myozan' 妙山

A gentle glaze gives the bowl a soft, luminous cream tone against which the painted branches unfold, their red and yellow blossoms placed with the quiet precision that marks Wada Myozan’s approach at the Myozan Kiln, where his focus on tea‑ceremony utensils and colour‑painting techniques has shaped a style that lets seasonal motifs feel both decorative and restrained, the seal “Myozan” anchoring the work within that lineage, and the bowl carries the kind of presence that settles in gradually—used on calm evenings when a small touch of colour feels welcome, its branches becoming part of the owner’s familiar rhythm over time, all kept together with its tomobako.

和田妙山 Wada Myozan Kyo ware 'Cherry Blossoms Tree Tea Bowl' with Original Box (Tomobako)

Box dimensions: 5.7" x 5.7" x 4.8" / 14.5cm x 14.5cm x 12.2cm
Tea Bowl dimensions: 4.8" x 4.8" x 3.1" / 12.3cm x 12.3cm x 8cm

Material: Pottery

Weight: 460g including Original box (Tomobako)

Condition
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