花瓶 - 瓷器 - 日本 - 大型 - 对欧盟免关税 - 藤井朱明 (1936-2017)

Arita 山谷之晨–藤井周梅 porcelain 花瓶

藤井周梅的瓷花瓶，来自欧洲收藏。
从欧洲发货：对欧盟竞拍者免收关税。

这件作品名为《Arita 山谷之晨》，以柔和而简洁的造型为特色，向上略微张口，表面提供了一个理想的展示景观的画布。
构图仿佛日出时分的山谷，薄雾轻笼，林木纹理极为细腻，采用其标志性的木叶工法konohagihō在烧制前将叶片压印于表面，留下自然的纹路网络，层层覆盖着景观的不同层次。
从前景的深色密林到远处渐变模糊的丘陵，构图层次分明，形成和谐的纵深。深蓝色向更浅的色调过渡，几乎呈现乳白光泽，象征拂晓初光。微微的紫色调点缀，丰富过渡到上部的白色，增强深度与静谧感。
整体散发出冥想般的氛围，体现周梅作品的自然与抽象在诗意景观中的交汇。

一件相似的作品于2001年在英国大英博物馆展出（参见展览 catalogue 照片），这也证明了此类创作在机构层面的认可。

花瓶附原装的 tomobako（署名的木盒）及原始价格标签，作为真实性与来源的证明。

尺寸
高度：30 cm
直径：26 cm

藤井周梅（1936–2017）
来自Arita的陶艺家（佐贺县）。1974年创立Shumeigama窑。其风格将有田瓷的传统技艺与创新技术相结合，尤其是以konohagihō叶脉纹理工艺著称。
多次入选日本传统美术展（Nitten）及日本陶瓷艺术展。1994年获佐贺县文化成就奖。其作品入藏于多家公共收藏机构，包括大英博物馆。

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Dawn over the Arita Valley – Porcelain Vase by Fujii Shumei

Porcelain vase by Fujii Shumei, from a European collection.
Shipped from Europe: no customs fees for EU bidders.

This piece, titled Dawn over the Arita Valley, features a refined, gently flared form that provides an ideal surface for the unfolding landscape decoration.
The composition depicts a misty mountain valley at daybreak. The forest textures are created using the artist’s signature konoha-gihō technique, in which leaves are pressed onto the surface before firing. Their natural vein patterns form delicate organic textures, structuring the landscape into layered depths.
From the dense, dark foreground forests to the softly fading hills in the distance, the composition creates a gradual spatial recession. A subtle gradient shifts from deep blue tones to lighter, almost opalescent hues, suggesting the first light of dawn. A faint lavender tint enriches the transition toward the pale upper area, enhancing the atmospheric depth.
The overall impression is one of calm and contemplation, characteristic of Shumei’s poetic interpretation of nature.

A comparable example was exhibited at the British Museum in 2001 (see exhibition catalogue photos), underlining the institutional recognition of this type of work.

The vase is sold with its original tomobako (signed wooden box) and its original price tag, supporting its authenticity and provenance.

Dimensions
Height: 30 cm
Diameter: 26 cm

Fujii Shumei (1936–2017)
Ceramist from Arita (Saga Prefecture). Founder of the Shumeigama kiln in 1974. Known for combining traditional Arita porcelain techniques with innovative methods, especially the konoha-gihō leaf-texture process.
Exhibited at Nitten and the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition. Recipient of the Saga Prefecture Cultural Achievement Award (1994). His works are held in public collections, including the British Museum.