Miyaji Eika - 茶碗 - 陶瓷 - 桥与菊花

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Item Description\nThis lot is a 2-piece set aimed at collectors of tea ceremony utensils and kimono accessories. It combines a black-glazed matcha bowl (chawan) by Miyaji Eika (宮地英香) with a Nishijin-ori pure silk fukuro obi.\n\nThe chawan is finished in a lustrous black glaze known as "Kuro Ninsei," decorated with painted designs in gold, red, cream, and green depicting chrysanthemums, pine, and a drum bridge (taiko-bashi) spanning flowing water. The foot ring (kōdai) is unglazed, leaving the clay body exposed. No box is included.\n\nThe obi is a Nishijin-ori pure silk fukuro obi woven with a pattern of bridges, chrysanthemums, and peonies on a gold ground, with cranes in flight over water also visible. A woven maker's inscription reading "Ukihashi Kosode Mon" can be found along the lower edge of the obi.\n\nArtist Profile\n\nTechniques Inheriting the Tradition of Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki:\nAs a ceramic artist based in Kyoto (Kyo-yaki), Eika Miyaji specializes in traditional overglaze enamel painting and exquisite glaze expressions. As seen in the matcha bowl (chawan) in this listing, her work features a deep black glaze (such as "Kuro Ninsei") combined with vibrant pigments like gold, red, and green, creating a graceful and refined aesthetic world.\n\nAttention to Design:\nHer signature style features delicate brushwork depicting seasonal flowers (such as chrysanthemums) and traditional Japanese landscapes/motifs (such as drum bridges spanning flowing water). While building upon classic traditional designs, she crafts pieces that combine the dignity and beauty expected of tea ceremony utensils.\n\nThe items shown on the screen are offered as a 2-piece set consisting of a beautiful Kuro Ninsei-style tea bowl and a Nishijin-ori fukuro obi, perfectly highlighting the gorgeous painted charm unique to Eika Miyaji. Please feel free to use this as a reference when proceeding with your listing process.\n\nDimensions\nChawan: Height 7.5 cm, Width 12 cm, Depth 12 cm\nObi: Length 472 cm, Width 31 cm\n\nWeight\nChawan: 231 g\nObi: 849 g\n\nCondition\nBoth items show condition consistent with age and home storage. The chawan has no visible chips or cracks upon visual inspection, though there are small dot-like marks on the unglazed portion of the foot ring (a common occurrence from the firing process). The obi shows no notable staining or damage within the photographed area; however, as this is an aged item, we recommend a full inspection prior to use.\n\nAdditional Information\nOffered as a 2-piece set.\nChawan: Ceramic matcha bowl, Kuro Ninsei-style glaze, no box.\nObi: Nishijin-ori fukuro obi, pure silk, gold-ground design featuring taiko bridge and floral motifs.\nCountry of origin: Japan.\n\nNOTICE:\n\nThe lot will be carefully packaged and sent by Japan Post, DHL or FedEx depend on the situation.\nIt takes about 3 weeks to receive normally.\nImport duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.\nThese charges are the buyer's responsibility.\n\nSometimes Customes or delivery company in your country contact you for Customs clearance via phone or email. Please make sure that you could answer the phone. If you don\'t, the parcel will return to me and it cost more double shipping fee for reshipping.\n\nPayment Terms:\nPayment is kindly requested within 3 days after the auction closes. Please refrain from bidding if you are unable to complete the payment promptly. Unpaid items will be reported to Catawiki, and the order will be cancelled.\nI appreciate your cooperation.

Item Description\nThis lot is a 2-piece set aimed at collectors of tea ceremony utensils and kimono accessories. It combines a black-glazed matcha bowl (chawan) by Miyaji Eika (宮地英香) with a Nishijin-ori pure silk fukuro obi.\n\nThe chawan is finished in a lustrous black glaze known as "Kuro Ninsei," decorated with painted designs in gold, red, cream, and green depicting chrysanthemums, pine, and a drum bridge (taiko-bashi) spanning flowing water. The foot ring (kōdai) is unglazed, leaving the clay body exposed. No box is included.\n\nThe obi is a Nishijin-ori pure silk fukuro obi woven with a pattern of bridges, chrysanthemums, and peonies on a gold ground, with cranes in flight over water also visible. A woven maker's inscription reading "Ukihashi Kosode Mon" can be found along the lower edge of the obi.\n\nArtist Profile\n\nTechniques Inheriting the Tradition of Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki:\nAs a ceramic artist based in Kyoto (Kyo-yaki), Eika Miyaji specializes in traditional overglaze enamel painting and exquisite glaze expressions. As seen in the matcha bowl (chawan) in this listing, her work features a deep black glaze (such as "Kuro Ninsei") combined with vibrant pigments like gold, red, and green, creating a graceful and refined aesthetic world.\n\nAttention to Design:\nHer signature style features delicate brushwork depicting seasonal flowers (such as chrysanthemums) and traditional Japanese landscapes/motifs (such as drum bridges spanning flowing water). While building upon classic traditional designs, she crafts pieces that combine the dignity and beauty expected of tea ceremony utensils.\n\nThe items shown on the screen are offered as a 2-piece set consisting of a beautiful Kuro Ninsei-style tea bowl and a Nishijin-ori fukuro obi, perfectly highlighting the gorgeous painted charm unique to Eika Miyaji. Please feel free to use this as a reference when proceeding with your listing process.\n\nDimensions\nChawan: Height 7.5 cm, Width 12 cm, Depth 12 cm\nObi: Length 472 cm, Width 31 cm\n\nWeight\nChawan: 231 g\nObi: 849 g\n\nCondition\nBoth items show condition consistent with age and home storage. The chawan has no visible chips or cracks upon visual inspection, though there are small dot-like marks on the unglazed portion of the foot ring (a common occurrence from the firing process). The obi shows no notable staining or damage within the photographed area; however, as this is an aged item, we recommend a full inspection prior to use.\n\nAdditional Information\nOffered as a 2-piece set.\nChawan: Ceramic matcha bowl, Kuro Ninsei-style glaze, no box.\nObi: Nishijin-ori fukuro obi, pure silk, gold-ground design featuring taiko bridge and floral motifs.\nCountry of origin: Japan.\n\nNOTICE:\n\nThe lot will be carefully packaged and sent by Japan Post, DHL or FedEx depend on the situation.\nIt takes about 3 weeks to receive normally.\nImport duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.\nThese charges are the buyer's responsibility.\n\nSometimes Customes or delivery company in your country contact you for Customs clearance via phone or email. Please make sure that you could answer the phone. If you don\'t, the parcel will return to me and it cost more double shipping fee for reshipping.\n\nPayment Terms:\nPayment is kindly requested within 3 days after the auction closes. Please refrain from bidding if you are unable to complete the payment promptly. Unpaid items will be reported to Catawiki, and the order will be cancelled.\nI appreciate your cooperation.

详细资料

时代
1900-2000
标题附加信息
Bridge & Chrysanthemum
物品件数
1
材质
陶瓷
国家
日本
设计师/艺术家/制作者
Miyaji Eika
风格
老式
装饰
Kuro-jiki black glaze overglaze enamel
颜色
黑色
状态
状态良好 - 使用过,稍有老化的迹象及缺陷
高度
7,5 cm
宽度
12 cm
直径
12 cm
推算时期
1900-2000
日本经验证
54
已售出的几件物品
100%
个人

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