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No. 6328
Imbe Chawan
¥20,000
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Description
He was captivated by Bizen ware and moved from Hokkaido to Okayama.
He loves the simple beauty of Bizen ware.
This work is also very simple and powerful.
This chawan was fired in a way that protected it from direct flame.
As a result, this chawan has acquired a clay texture similar to Nanban yakishime.
It is not suitable for holding water for extended periods.
A wooden box is not included, but one can be made upon request.
He was born in Hokkaido in 1979.
He began studying pottery in Bizen City around 2000.
He built a noborigama kiln in Imbe, Bizen City, in 2016.
He loves the simple beauty of Bizen ware.
This work is also very simple and powerful.
This chawan was fired in a way that protected it from direct flame.
As a result, this chawan has acquired a clay texture similar to Nanban yakishime.
It is not suitable for holding water for extended periods.
A wooden box is not included, but one can be made upon request.
He was born in Hokkaido in 1979.
He began studying pottery in Bizen City around 2000.
He built a noborigama kiln in Imbe, Bizen City, in 2016.
Details
- Pottery Type
- Tea utensils
- Dimensions
- W12.1cm × D12.0cm × H9.6cm
About the Artist
He was born in Hokkaido in 1979.
He began learning pottery in Bizen City from around 2000.
He made a Noborigama kiln in 2016 in Bizen City Imbe.
He began learning pottery in Bizen City from around 2000.
He made a Noborigama kiln in 2016 in Bizen City Imbe.