辻協(Tsujii Kyosaku) - 茶杯 - 粘土 - 唐津:Karatsu Ware 扇子图案





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[Overview]
This item is a Japanese tea cup (yunomi) made in Karatsu ware, specifically in the E-karatsu (painted decoration) style, titled “Senmen-tsutsu Yunomi” (fan-shaped cylindrical tea cup), created by the artist Kyo Tsujii (signed as Tsujii Kyōsaku / Tsujii collaboration work as indicated on the box). Karatsu ware is one of Japan’s most historically significant ceramic traditions, with origins dating back over 400 years, influenced by ceramic techniques introduced from Korea and China during the late 16th century.
The E-karatsu style is characterized by freehand brush decoration applied over a natural clay body, often featuring simple yet expressive motifs. The design seen on this piece reflects this tradition, with a spontaneous and organic brush pattern that emphasizes movement and natural form rather than precision. The cylindrical “tsutsu” shape is functional and comfortable for everyday tea drinking, while also offering a strong visual presence.
The term “senmen” (fan motif) refers to a traditional Japanese aesthetic concept inspired by the shape of a folding fan, symbolizing elegance and cultural refinement. Even when abstracted, this influence can be seen in the composition and flow of the decoration. Such pieces were commonly used in daily life, particularly in tea drinking, where the vessel itself contributes to the sensory experience.
Works attributed to Tsujii are appreciated for maintaining traditional Karatsu techniques while incorporating subtle individuality in form and brushwork. The presence of the original wooden box (tomobako) and cloth further supports the authenticity and presentation of the piece, which is an important factor for collectors and users alike. This item offers both practical usability and value as a representation of Japanese ceramic tradition.
[Key Features]
• Type: Japanese tea cup (yunomi)
• Material: Karatsu ware (E-karatsu style)
• Artist: Tsujii (Kyōsaku / collaboration work)
• Traditional hand-painted decoration
• Cylindrical “tsutsu” form
• Includes original wooden box and cloth (tomobako & tomobukuro)
• Suitable for everyday use
[Estimated Period / Background]
Possibly dating to the late 20th century, reflecting continued production of traditional Karatsu ware with modern artistic interpretation.
[Condition]
Near unused condition.
The item is well preserved with minimal signs of age.
No functional issues.
[Dimensions / Weight]
Diameter: approx. 9 cm
Height: approx. 8.5 cm
Weight: approx. 222 g
Total weight (including box): approx. 456 g
[Provenance / Notes]
Acquired from a Japanese household.
Confirmed as E-karatsu “Senmen-tsutsu” yunomi with signed wooden box.
[Shipping]
The item will be carefully packed and shipped from Japan using a tracked and insured service.
[Overview]
This item is a Japanese tea cup (yunomi) made in Karatsu ware, specifically in the E-karatsu (painted decoration) style, titled “Senmen-tsutsu Yunomi” (fan-shaped cylindrical tea cup), created by the artist Kyo Tsujii (signed as Tsujii Kyōsaku / Tsujii collaboration work as indicated on the box). Karatsu ware is one of Japan’s most historically significant ceramic traditions, with origins dating back over 400 years, influenced by ceramic techniques introduced from Korea and China during the late 16th century.
The E-karatsu style is characterized by freehand brush decoration applied over a natural clay body, often featuring simple yet expressive motifs. The design seen on this piece reflects this tradition, with a spontaneous and organic brush pattern that emphasizes movement and natural form rather than precision. The cylindrical “tsutsu” shape is functional and comfortable for everyday tea drinking, while also offering a strong visual presence.
The term “senmen” (fan motif) refers to a traditional Japanese aesthetic concept inspired by the shape of a folding fan, symbolizing elegance and cultural refinement. Even when abstracted, this influence can be seen in the composition and flow of the decoration. Such pieces were commonly used in daily life, particularly in tea drinking, where the vessel itself contributes to the sensory experience.
Works attributed to Tsujii are appreciated for maintaining traditional Karatsu techniques while incorporating subtle individuality in form and brushwork. The presence of the original wooden box (tomobako) and cloth further supports the authenticity and presentation of the piece, which is an important factor for collectors and users alike. This item offers both practical usability and value as a representation of Japanese ceramic tradition.
[Key Features]
• Type: Japanese tea cup (yunomi)
• Material: Karatsu ware (E-karatsu style)
• Artist: Tsujii (Kyōsaku / collaboration work)
• Traditional hand-painted decoration
• Cylindrical “tsutsu” form
• Includes original wooden box and cloth (tomobako & tomobukuro)
• Suitable for everyday use
[Estimated Period / Background]
Possibly dating to the late 20th century, reflecting continued production of traditional Karatsu ware with modern artistic interpretation.
[Condition]
Near unused condition.
The item is well preserved with minimal signs of age.
No functional issues.
[Dimensions / Weight]
Diameter: approx. 9 cm
Height: approx. 8.5 cm
Weight: approx. 222 g
Total weight (including box): approx. 456 g
[Provenance / Notes]
Acquired from a Japanese household.
Confirmed as E-karatsu “Senmen-tsutsu” yunomi with signed wooden box.
[Shipping]
The item will be carefully packed and shipped from Japan using a tracked and insured service.

