Tea bowl with pine needles design – Unknown

UnknownEdo period, 17th century

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It has a seal of ‘Raku’ inside the foot. There is also a note on the box containing the tea bowl which says ‘By Nonkau, -3rd Raku’. Nonkau is another name of Dōnyu (1599-1656), the 3rd head of the Raku family, who was well known as an expert potter. Therefore, it has been handed down as a tea bowl which was created by Dōnyu. This tea bowl is made of red clay and coated with sand glaze. A white pine needle is represented on the body. The sharp angle line of the needle gives us a keen impression.

作品介绍

• 标题: Tea bowl with pine needles design
• 创作者: Unknown
• 日期: Edo period, 17th century
• 实际尺寸: w口径11.6　高台径5.2 x h9.5 cm
• 类型: Ceramic

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Tachibana Museum