Japanese Hagiyaki tea bowl, crafted by renowned Japanese potter Kaneda Sanzaemon, the seventh generation head of the Tencho Kiln (Tenchozan). A piece characteristic of the traditional "wabi-sabi" aesthetic of Hagi-yaki - it features natural warm clay hues, and crackled surface with cream / loquat-coloured glaze.
Comes with original paulownia wood tomobako box and furoshiki wrapping cloth - with artists seal.
Size - 15cm W x 15cm D x 9cm H
Period - Shōwa era - c.1980
Japanese Hagiyaki tea bowl, crafted by renowned Japanese potter Kaneda Sanzaemon, the seventh generation head of the Tencho Kiln (Tenchozan). A piece characteristic of the traditional "wabi-sabi" aesthetic of Hagi-yaki - it features natural warm clay hues, and crackled surface with cream / loquat-coloured glaze.
Comes with original paulownia wood tomobako box and furoshiki wrapping cloth - with artists seal.
Size - 15cm W x 15cm D x 9cm H
Period - Shōwa era - c.1980
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