Raku chawan - Antique Japanese Raku pottry tea bowl #2727


Raku chawan - Antique Japanese Raku pottry tea bowl #2727

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Raku chawan - Antique Japanese Raku pottry tea bowl #2727:
$221.00


- rim size: approx. 12.9cm (5 5⁄64in)
- tall: approx. 6.8cm (2 43⁄64in)
- weight: 356g (w/box 552g)
The box says that this bowl was made by \"Ichinyu\" and authenticated by a monk \"Unjo\".
Raku ware
Raku ware is a type of pottery that is traditionally and primarily used in the Japanese tea ceremony, most often in the form of tea bowls called Raku chawan. In the Momoyama era (1568-1603), the first raku chawan was made by famous artist Raku Chojiro, the founder of Raku ware, after receiving orders from Sen no Rikyu, Japan\'s most famous Tea Ceremony artist. Rikyu also served ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In the late Momoyama era, Rikyu ordered Raku Chojiro to make kuro raku chawan. Kuro means black in Japanese. Hideyoshi disliked black, and Rikyu ordered the black bowls knowing this. It is also said that Rikyu did this because Hideyoshi was considering invading Korea at that time. Sen no rikyu was against Hideyoshi actually. Unfortunately Hideyoshi ordered Rikyu to commit ritual suicide (seppuku) for another reason. After he died, his philosophy, \"wabi\" lived on with the black Raku bowls. Raku ware became one of the famous Tea Ceremony bowl styles to the present day. Wabi means accepting imperfection. This is a beautiful Japanese philosophy.
Raku ware is a type of pottery that is usually made without a wheel, formed only with the hands and a spatula according to a method called \"hand kneading,\" then fired at 750℃- 1,100℃ and softly glazed.In reflection of the aesthetics of Sen no Rikyu and his contemporaries, its characteristics include slight distortions from hand-kneading and a thick form. They are used as tea ceremony tools, such as chawan (tea bowls), hanaire (vases), and mizusahi (lidded water pots).

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Raku chawan - Antique Japanese Raku pottry tea bowl #2727:
$221.00

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