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The Kura
$950.00 A butterfly floats up toward the brilliantly colored peony flower blossom rising majestically in Takamori-e lacquer on this Sago tea scoop by Kinjo Ikkokusai enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Chojuhana-ga Sago and dated to the artists 82nd year. The bold design is performed in thick colored lacquer. Signed near the butterfly Kinjo Ikkokusai saku, it is 17.2 x 5.8 x 2.5 cm (7 x 2 x 1 inches) and is in fine condition...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Contemporary
item #1513055
(stock #TRC251117)
Kyoto Ceramics and Fine Art
$2,000.00 With origins stretching back over 1,000 year, Tenmoku pottery is thought to have first found its way to the shores of Japan in the 12th century by monks who brought them back from China’s southern Song dynasty...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1970
item #1512840
(stock #K1034)
The Kura
$3,400.00 A complete set of implements made for performing the Japanese Maccha Tea Ceremony by Nakamura Soetsu created almost entirely of bamboo signed Soetsu and enclosed in a cloth lined woven bamboo basket containing an inner tray. The set consists of five plates cut from bamboo knurls and a persimmon shaped container made from a gourd wrapped in a silk pouch...
Momoyama Gallery
$995.00 This exceptional gold Tenmoku tea bowl stands as a luminous dialogue between historical memory and modern mastery, uniting the ceremonial gravity of Momoyama-period tea culture with the refined technical sensibility of late-20th-century Japanese ceramics. At first encounter, the bowl’s presence is defined by its pure, restrained form. The silhouette follows the classical Tenmoku lineage: gently rising walls that curve inward with calm assurance, culminating in a softly rounded rim...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1930
item #1512403
(stock #pc318)
Kodo Arts
Price on Request Early Showa Period c.1930 Signed Kochikusai Wagumi free form bold flower basket with signed original box. Made with smoked madake bamboo from old minka farmhouses. H: 38cm x W: 26cm x 25cm deep. Excellent condition. Shipping from CA warehouse.
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1950
item #1512402
(stock #pc317)
Kodo Arts
Price on Request Rare and very unusual triangle shaped tea ceremony bamboo and rattan flower basket. Wide bamboo inserts accent the front with 3 tightly knotted runners down the front. Sensuous cylinder mouth completes the art deco piece. Piece not signed but definitely a Showa Period piece C.1926-1950.
Very good condition; see photos. H:25cm x W:32cm x Depth: 25cm.
Shipped from CA warehouse.
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1960
item #1512400
(stock #pc319)
Kodo Arts
Price on Request Exceptional MORITA CHIKUYŌSAI
(D.1963)Bamboo Flower Basket
Showa era (1926-1963), mid-20th century of smoked madake bamboo and rattan, the cylindrical body worked in twining over diagonal plaiting and finished with vertical bamboo culms with decorative butterfly knotting, the shoulder and foot finished in horizontal plaiting, the tall handle wrapped with a spiral band, signed on the base Chikuyōsai. H:50cm x W:16cm...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1980
item #1512306
(stock #232)
Dragon's Pearl
$200.00 A finely carved tray for sweets, mochi, for use in tea ceremony , super thin carving, in the shape of a small banana leaf. Realistically rendered with small insects holes to imitate real leaves. Unsigned. Japan: Second half of Showa period, c. 1950/60. Condition: good.
Momoyama Gallery
$1,200.00 This Shino chawan is a quietly compelling example of early 19th-century hand-formed tea ware, imbued with a deeply wabi sensibility and an unforced sense of age. It is a bowl that does not announce itself immediately; rather, it reveals its character gradually, through touch, use, and prolonged contemplation. The form is gently irregular and organically modeled, shaped by hand rather than disciplined by the wheel...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1990
item #1512086
(stock #K1019)
The Kura
$1,100.00 Deep within an abstract forest misted with gold fog, an exquisite Mizusashi water jar for use in the Japanese Maccha Tea Ceremony by pioneering glass artist Ishii Koji enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Tefuki Garassu Mizusashi. With incised signature on the base, it retains the original black lacquered wooden lid...
Dragon's Pearl
$800.00 This beautiful and very modern hand hammered vase of almost globular shape is decorated with golden strokes on a deep red ground. Made by Gyokusendo workshop, most probably under the skilful eyes of Masai Tamagawa, the 6th generation head artist of the workshop.
It has the old Gyokusendo mark engraved on the bottom and an engraved name (?) . H. 25 x 22cm circa. Showa Period, around 1960/70s...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Pre 1900
item #1512063
(stock #pc315)
Kodo Arts
$475.00 Intricately woven bamboo basket used in tea ceremony to hold the charcoal used to heat the tea water. Meiji Period. Excellent condition. Ask for shipping quote from California. Height: 12cm x Width: 23cm x Depth 23cm With original box.
Kodo Arts
Price on Request "Chikusei" (竹清) is the artist name of Watanabe Chikusei (born 1932), a highly distinguished Japanese bamboo basket maker and was based in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, a city renowned for its bamboo craftsmanship tradition...
Japanese : Tea Articles : Contemporary
item #1512042
(stock #229)
Dragon's Pearl
$250.00 The body of the cups is done with his characteristic technique of grooving the surface with a needle and then rubbing iron into the grooves and splashed with thicker white glaze; top part and the inside of the cup in white crackled glaze technique, masterly done, creating large cracked pattern. It is pleasantly smooth to the lips when drinking from it.
Signed on the bottom.
Measurements: H 7 x 9,5 cm ca.
Perfect condition.
Tanoue Shinya (b. 1976)...
Gallery Rex
USD $455.00 Guinomi sake cup with black raku is very rare because of problem of health safety, black raku is usually made with lead which could be harmful using as sake cup, However Sugimoto developed new technology not to use lead. This piece is like as a miniature of black raku chawan made by The founder Raku Chojiro.
YouTube movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzi7nda89Ew
Size: 7.7cm(D)/ 5.8cm(H)
Accessary: wooden box signed by artist
Momoyama Gallery
$750.00 This square celadon mizusashi is an elegant and quietly commanding example of modern Japanese ceramic art, created approximately thirty years ago by Koga Konno (b. 1940), a highly regarded contemporary master and recipient of first-class recognition within the Japanese ceramic world...
Objets D'Art
Sold Japanese cloisonné and bronze charger plate, from the Meiji period (late 19th century). The plate is made using the cloisonné enameling technique, where metal wires are soldered onto a bronze base to create compartments (cloisons) that are then filled with colored enamel paste and fired.
The design features an intricate pattern of butterflies, flowers, and foliage set against a vibrant turquoise background.
Diameter 13”
30 sm
Welcome To Another Century
$500.00 Chawan tea bowl of conical shape, typical for use in the tea ceremony in the summer months, slightly lopsided. Soft stoneware covered in rich iron brown (ameyu) glaze; the rims covered in tenmoku-like hare’s fur glaze.
Potter’s seal on side just above the foot rim: Ohi. Most likely referring to Ohi Chozaemon IX. Japan, mid-20th century H 2-2.25 x Diam 6 in... |
