Kato Sekishun (1870-1943) Antique original glazed tea bowl #3664

- width: approx. 12.5cm (4 59/64in) x 15.5cm (6 7/64in)

- height: approx. 8cm (3 5/32in)

- weight: 336g (gross 642g)

- condition: small chip on the bottom

This tea bowl beautifully showcases the warmth and earthy texture characteristic of pottery. The surface features overlapping shades of brown, evoking the depth of natural landscapes. The flow of glaze, which intensifies towards the rim, conveys the ancient techniques of ceramics and captivates the user's heart. Additionally, the irregular shape of this bowl highlights its uniqueness as a handcrafted item, enhancing the richness of daily tea ceremonies.

Kato Sekishun (Hoyuken Sekishun 1870-1943)
Born 1870. A favorite of Itagaki Taisuke (famous as a leader of Movement for Liberty and People's Rights), he was given the title of Hoyuken. After opening a kiln for Nagono-yaki ware in 1914, he constructed the Kasumori Kiln, producing raku ware with a distinctive glaze known as "Tatsuta-nishiki". He died in 1943.

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