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Lot 318 · Ceramics · ⌀ 8 · H 5.5 cm酒器・茶器

SET OF FIVE TEA BOWLS “CHIKARA”

Chikara-gama workshop, Aizu Hongo-yaki craft. Second half of the 20th century

Ceramics; potter's wheel, ash-cream glaze, iron inclusions.

Estimate

12 000 – 16 000 ₽

  • Set or pair
Dimensions

diameter — 8 cm, height — 5.5 cm.

Description

A collector's set of five tea bowls. The bowls are thrown on the potter's wheel with rhythmic ring-shaped grooves on the body and covered with a dense ash-cream glaze with authentic dark iron inclusions (“freckles”) that appeared during firing. One of the bowls retains the kiln's original gold label-certificate.

Marks

The unglazed base of each piece bears a clear, deep impression of the mark: “Chikara” (力).

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