A Hagi Ware Midium Bowl

Showa Era (1926-1989)

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A beautifully crafted Hagi ware tea bowl (chawan), characterized by a soft, milky glaze and an understated, natural aesthetic. The bowl’s unglazed foot reveals the artisanal touch, featuring the potter’s seal near the base to attest to its authenticity. Its shape is classic for chawan, providing both form and function for the tea ceremony. The piece is complemented by a tomobako (wooden storage box), signed by the artist.

Dimensions

13.7 cm x 7.8 cm

Footnote

Sakakura Shinbei XIV continues a lineage of traditional Hagi ware potters, renowned for their subdued, natural aesthetic and commitment to legacy. He was designated as a holder of intangible cultural properties in Japan.

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Sakakura Shinbei XIV (十四代 坂倉新兵衛)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代 坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代 坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代 坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代 坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

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Sakakura Shinbei XIV (十四代坂倉新兵衛)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)

Shinbei Sakakura XIV (十四代坂倉新兵衛), Japanese, (1916-1975)