Mitsuo Kano (叶光夫), Japanese, 1903–1970
單價 每
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A drip glazed Chawan
Showa Era (1926-1989)
About the work
A beautifully crafted chawan (tea bowl) by Mitsuo Kano, a distinguished ceramic artist whose work reflects the deep influence of both Japanese and Chinese ceramic traditions. This tea bowl features an earthy beige glaze adorned with striking green drip glaze, exuding an organic sense of nature and tranquility. Mitsuo Kano's delicate approach, coupled with his extensive research into ancient ceramics, shines through in the bowl's textural elements and wabi-sabi aesthetic.
The piece comes in its original tomobako (wooden storage box), signed by the artist.
Dimensions
6.5 cm(h) x 14.5 cm(w)
Footnote
Mitsuo Kano (1903–1970) was renowned for his dedication to Japanese ceramics, blending traditional forms with a modern sensibility. His career included international acclaim, with works in museums such as the Musée Cernuschi in Paris and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, making him a significant figure in the evolution of contemporary Japanese pottery.