Chawan [bol à thé] 'Hagi' en grès émaillé Masanao Kaneta (b. 1953) 2010 | 八代兼田昌尚 萩茶碗 | Masanao Kaneta (b. 1953) A split-foot Hagi chawan (tea bowl), circa 2008-2010, with the genuine box signed by the artist
Estimate:
500 - 1,000 EUR
Collection Particulière Française | 法國私人收藏
Estimate:
500 - 1,000 EUR
Collection Particulière Française
法國私人收藏
Chawan [bol à thé] 'Hagi' en grès émaillé Masanao Kaneta (b. 1953) 2010
八代兼田昌尚 萩茶碗
A split-foot Hagi chawan (tea bowl), circa 2008-2010, with the genuine box signed by the artist
hakuyu kutsuwa, déformé et à bord irrégulier et ondulée, le talon haut et fendu, recouvert d'une glaçure épaisse blanche, boîte d'origine en bois signée par l'artiste (3)
L. 14,9 cm, 5⅞ in.
寛 14.9 公分, 5⅞英寸
The bowl is expected warped. Very nice glaze. Good overall condition.
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Saito An Gallery, Hagi, 2010.
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於2010年得自萩,Saito An藝廊
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An eighth generation Hagi potter, Kaneta Masanao has expanded beyond his hefty heritage to create a more sculptural oeuvre. Perhaps due to Kaneta's training as a sculptural artist, his forms have a strong and dramatic presence that sets them apart from the works by other artists of this traditional ceramic center. Using the centuries-old Hagi white-pink glazes, Kaneta creates unique and readily identifiable functional and non-functional sculptural forms. His signature technique of kurinuki, in which he digs or scoops-out a form out of the clay instead of shaping it on a wheel, further allows him to boldly depart from ancient Hagi traditions. b