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Chawan [bol à thé] 'Hagi' en grès émaillé Kyusetsu Miwa XI (1910-2012) | 十一代三輪休雪 白萩茶碗 | A Hagi chawan (tea bowl), by Kyusetsu Miwa XI (1910-2012)
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December 11, 04:16 PM GMT
Estimate
1,200 - 1,800 EUR
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Chawan [bol à thé] 'Hagi' en grès émaillé Kyusetsu Miwa XI (1910-2012)
十一代三輪休雪 白萩茶碗
A Hagi chawan (tea bowl), by Kyusetsu Miwa XI (1910-2012)
de forme naka tsutsu, cylindrique et à bord irrégulier et ondulée, recouvert d'une glaçure épaisse blanche, cachet de la signature à la base, boîte d'origine en bois signée par l'artiste (3)
L. 13,5 cm, 5⅜ in.
寛 13.5 公分， 5⅜英
Shinwa Auction, Tokyo Modern Ceramics & Works of Art, 26 March 2018, lot 190.
Property of a Sotheby's employee.
親和藝術拍賣行， 東京陶藝及藝術品，2018年3月26日， 編號190
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The Metropolitan Museum has a teabowl of this potter and it is said that this celebrated ceramic artist Miwa Kyūsetsu is "the eleventh-generation head of a family of potters that traces its roots back over 350 years. Both he and his brother, Miwa Kyūwa (1895–1981), were recognized as Living National Treasures. Kyūsetsu is particularly renowned for his use of clay mixed with sand to give a coarse and earthy feel to his bowls and vessels, and for the application of thick white ash glazes that he refers to as oni Hagi (devil Hagi), which he developed in the 1980s".