Shuzan Kiln - 日本茶碗 - 富士山 - 陶瓷 - Siro-Raku 茶碗





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Shino 山 Fuji 茶碗,Shuzan Kiln(Yomogi-gama)日本制造,1980–1990 年代,陶瓷,高度 7.5 cm,宽度 12.5 cm,红釉,状态极好,附原签名木盒。
卖家的描述
Mount Fuji Shino Chawan by Shuzan Kiln (Yomogi-gama)
An exquisite Shino ware tea bowl crafted by the renowned Shuzan Kiln (Yomogi-gama), featuring a delicate hand-painted silhouette of Mount Fuji emerging through a snowy white glaze.
The bowl's soft milky surface, distinctive pinholes known as yuzuhada ("citron skin"), and subtle crimson blushes (hiiro) create a poetic and refined appearance that beautifully embodies the traditional aesthetics of Japanese tea culture.
Mount Fuji, Japan’s sacred and iconic peak, is rendered with elegant simplicity, evoking a sense of tranquility and contemplation. The understated composition and natural kiln effects lend this work a timeless character, making it both a functional tea utensil and a work of art.
Shino ware is one of the most celebrated styles of Mino ceramics, originating in Gifu Prefecture during the Momoyama period (1573–1615). Revered for its thick feldspathic glaze, warm texture, and rustic beauty, Shino ware is closely associated with the spirit of wabi-sabi—the appreciation of imperfection, simplicity, and the passage of time.
Whether displayed as part of a collection or used in the tea ceremony, this tea bowl offers a quiet elegance that reflects centuries of Japanese ceramic tradition.
Condition:
Used / Excellent antique condition
Size:
Rim Diameter: Approx. 12.5 cm
Foot Diameter: Approx. 5.5 cm
Height: Approx. 7.3 cm
Box:
Original signed wooden box (Tomobako) included.
About Japanese Antiques:
One of the fascinating aspects of Japanese pottery is that even pieces of similar form can vary greatly in value depending on subtle differences in glaze, color, texture, and artistic expression.
No two works are ever exactly alike, making each piece truly unique.
The appeal of a work often lies not only in its craftsmanship but also in the emotional connection it creates with the collector. In many cases, the value of a piece reflects how strongly it resonates with the individual who encounters it.
Generally, both the ceramic piece and its original storage box are considered more desirable when preserved in clean condition. However, signs of age such as stains, discoloration, or minor wear may sometimes enhance the sense of history and authenticity, and can even contribute positively to a piece's appeal.
Attention:
• Combined shipping is only available when the items are purchased at a reasonable price. Please first complete payment for one item, then contact me by message to discuss combined shipping.
• If the item is sold at an unreasonably low price, it will be shipped using the cheapest method available, and no shipping preferences will be accepted.
• Please carefully review the photos to confirm the item’s condition before placing a bid, and bid only if you are satisfied with what you see.
• Unfortunately, we are unable to accept returns or refunds for reasons such as a change of mind or if the item does not meet personal expectations.
• Please check your country's laws regarding import duties or taxes.
• We are not responsible for any costs incurred during importation into the buyer’s country.
• If the item is returned due to unpaid customs duties or incorrect/incomplete buyer information, all reshipping costs and handling fees will be the responsibility of the buyer.
卖家故事
Mount Fuji Shino Chawan by Shuzan Kiln (Yomogi-gama)
An exquisite Shino ware tea bowl crafted by the renowned Shuzan Kiln (Yomogi-gama), featuring a delicate hand-painted silhouette of Mount Fuji emerging through a snowy white glaze.
The bowl's soft milky surface, distinctive pinholes known as yuzuhada ("citron skin"), and subtle crimson blushes (hiiro) create a poetic and refined appearance that beautifully embodies the traditional aesthetics of Japanese tea culture.
Mount Fuji, Japan’s sacred and iconic peak, is rendered with elegant simplicity, evoking a sense of tranquility and contemplation. The understated composition and natural kiln effects lend this work a timeless character, making it both a functional tea utensil and a work of art.
Shino ware is one of the most celebrated styles of Mino ceramics, originating in Gifu Prefecture during the Momoyama period (1573–1615). Revered for its thick feldspathic glaze, warm texture, and rustic beauty, Shino ware is closely associated with the spirit of wabi-sabi—the appreciation of imperfection, simplicity, and the passage of time.
Whether displayed as part of a collection or used in the tea ceremony, this tea bowl offers a quiet elegance that reflects centuries of Japanese ceramic tradition.
Condition:
Used / Excellent antique condition
Size:
Rim Diameter: Approx. 12.5 cm
Foot Diameter: Approx. 5.5 cm
Height: Approx. 7.3 cm
Box:
Original signed wooden box (Tomobako) included.
About Japanese Antiques:
One of the fascinating aspects of Japanese pottery is that even pieces of similar form can vary greatly in value depending on subtle differences in glaze, color, texture, and artistic expression.
No two works are ever exactly alike, making each piece truly unique.
The appeal of a work often lies not only in its craftsmanship but also in the emotional connection it creates with the collector. In many cases, the value of a piece reflects how strongly it resonates with the individual who encounters it.
Generally, both the ceramic piece and its original storage box are considered more desirable when preserved in clean condition. However, signs of age such as stains, discoloration, or minor wear may sometimes enhance the sense of history and authenticity, and can even contribute positively to a piece's appeal.
Attention:
• Combined shipping is only available when the items are purchased at a reasonable price. Please first complete payment for one item, then contact me by message to discuss combined shipping.
• If the item is sold at an unreasonably low price, it will be shipped using the cheapest method available, and no shipping preferences will be accepted.
• Please carefully review the photos to confirm the item’s condition before placing a bid, and bid only if you are satisfied with what you see.
• Unfortunately, we are unable to accept returns or refunds for reasons such as a change of mind or if the item does not meet personal expectations.
• Please check your country's laws regarding import duties or taxes.
• We are not responsible for any costs incurred during importation into the buyer’s country.
• If the item is returned due to unpaid customs duties or incorrect/incomplete buyer information, all reshipping costs and handling fees will be the responsibility of the buyer.

