Kobiki Chawan Teacup by Yamane Seigen, Hagi, Japan
Kobiki Chawan Teacup by Yamane Seigen, Hagi, Japan
Regular price
€680,00
Regular price
Sale price
€680,00
Unit price
per
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Couldn't load pickup availability
- Chawan made from Hagi master Yamane Seigen
- Chawan for the Japanese tea ceremony. This Chawan was born from Hagi potters Yamane Seigen, 1952, made. Yamane founded his pottery kilns and the 1987th. He is also the discoverer of the blue Hagi, named after him Seigen-Hagi.
- Condition is perfect. Signed in original box.
- Provenance: Collection of the Institute of Chanoyu Ethnosociology Lucerne.
- Yamane Seigen: Born in Hagi, Yamaguchi Prefecture Pursue a martial arts career through the style of Kyokushin Kaikan, Shoringi Kempo, and Ashihara-kaikan of a New International Karate Organization. Established a Karate school. (continues to this day to be a master of the Karate school) Decided to pursue a life in pottery aimed at direct communication with the inner nature of things. Built a kiln by his own effort spending a year. Initiate his own study of glaze and clay. Made a presentation at 3rd. Hagi-ware Festival by recommendation of YoshidaHagi-en Chokumon, and found ready favor. Subsequently, participated 13times in the festival. Established his own kiln, Kousaian. Start study of Ao-Hagi, meaning blue colored Hagi-ware. Held a private exhibition at a Konpuan gallery in Kuga. Held a exhibition at a Yamaboushi gallery in Hagi. Perfected unique blue color in Hagi-ware called Seigan blue, which brought him a status of up-and-coming pottery artist. Held a joint exhibition with Ms. Yoko Yu in Yamaguchi. Held a private exhibition at Shinto gallery in Kobe.
