Shoji Hamada Black glazed tea bowl Living National Treasure
Item Description
Shoji Hamada 1894 1978 Black glazed tea bowl
It is a rice bowl of the living national treasure of Showa.
Both box and Sanadahimo have dirt and pain corresponding to aging.
The tea bowl is in good condition with no cracks or chips, but there are some kiln scratches such as broken glaze and pinholes, which are typical of the works of artists of the Mingei movement.
Please disregard those who cannot enjoy the taste and scenery unique to these handmade products, and those who do not understand second hand and vintage items.
Diameter: about 12.7cm
Height: about 8.5cm
matcha bowl
tea utensils
living national treasure
Important Intangible Cultural Property
Order of Culture
Kanjiro Kawai
Muneyoshi Yanagi
Bernard Leach
Kenkichi Tomimoto
Hazan Itaya
Mashiko ware
Japan Folk Crafts Museum
Mashiko Reference Museum
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