Kaneta Keien 7th Vintage HAGI pottery teabowl #5090
- SKU:
- 5090
- Condition:
- Used
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
Width: approx. 14.5cm (5 23⁄32 in)
Height: approx. 8.5cm (3 11⁄32 in)
Weight: 379g (w/ box 736g)
This Hagiyaki chawan, crafted by the seventh generation Kaneta Keien, embodies a rich history and culture. Handmade with delicate shaping, it features the rustic charm typical of Hagi-yaki, balancing practicality and beauty as a tea ceremony utensil. It comes with its original box and is well-preserved. This tea bowl is not only a testament to Japanese traditional craftsmanship but also a valuable addition to any tea lover's collection.
**Origin of the Kiln:**
In the late Edo period, under Murata Seifu's Five White Policy (rice, salt, paper, wax, and white porcelain), artisans were summoned from Arita to start a kiln in 1817 as a government-sponsored project. It flourished as Obatayaki, a blue and white porcelain kiln, during the Meiji period, exporting even to mainland China. With the advent of railways, it evolved into Hagiyaki pottery to differentiate from other regional porcelains.
**Shoukeian-kiln**
The name "Keishouan" was inspired by the desire to create works surpassing the scenic beauty of the site in Hagi City where the seventh-generation, Kaneta Keien, established his workshop. The kiln is currently run by the 8th generation Keien.
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