古瀬戸　加藤春暁　茶碗【アンティーク】w11.5xd10.8xh 8.5cm。 Chawan Bowl by Shungyo Kato | Japanese Pottery | SetoWare | Tea Cereminy｜1800s

古瀬戸　加藤春暁　茶碗【アンティーク】

美しい黒の釉薬で富士山の形を白抜きし瓢箪文があしらわれた抹茶茶碗です。
サイズ　w11.5xd10.8xh 8.5cm
※箱はありません。
古い物なので時代なりの汚れ、擦れがあります。
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この抹茶茶碗がお茶の時間をいつもより特別なものにしてくれますように。是非、大切な方への贈り物にもご検討ください。

加藤春暁（加藤武右衛門）
春琳の孫、加藤武右衛門家2代目。安永年間（1772~1781）御窯師となり尾張藩御深井焼に従事し良工の名を残しました。別号に「楽之斎（らくしさい）」がある。1808（文化5）年没。三代は春宇と号し、作品は多く残しているようです。1827（文政10）年没。その後4、5、6代と続き7代の頃には製陶業に転じました。武右衛門家は瀬戸・北新谷（西谷町）に窯を築き茶陶を製作するも日用品の割合が多い。武右衛門・春暁の名は共に歴代が用い作品から何代とするのは困難とされています。


Chawan Bowl by Shungyo Kato | Japanese Pottery | SetoWare | Tea Cereminy｜1800s

Late Edo-Meiji period
Matcha tea bowl with Seto-guro glaze and Mt.Fuji shape.

Size w11.5xd10.8xh 8.5cm
※There is no box.

<Matcha tea bowl with gourd Fuji design by Shunkyo Kato> -||- This is a high-quality antique product sold by our store that specializes in Furuseto ceramics. Shunkyo Kato's works, which are fired with black Seto glaze and are characterized by their rustic and warm texture, are loved and appreciated by many people even today. increase.

The matcha tea bowl, which is decorated with a white gourd design and a white glaze of Mt. Fuji in beautiful black glaze, is a gem filled with the charm of Furuseto ware, a traditional Japanese craft. Every time you hold it in your hand, you will be able to recall the texture and the atmosphere of the Momoyama period.

Since this is a one-of-a-kind antique item, the product you receive may differ from the photo. In addition, there may be fine cracks and old stains, but please understand that these are the unique tastes of Koーseto ware.

We hope this matcha tea bowl will make your tea time more special than usual. Please consider it as a gift for your loved ones.

Standard shipping express, package arrived in 14 days.

Shungyo Kato (Takeemon Kato)
The second generation of the Kato Takeemon family, the grandson of Shunrin. During the Anei era (1772-1781), he became a kiln master and engaged in Ofukei ware of the Owari clan, leaving the name of a good worker. He has another issue, "Rakushisai". He died in 1808 (Culture 5). His third generation is called Haruu, and he seems to have left many works. He died in 1827 (Bunsei 10). After that, he was in his 4th, 5th, and 6th generations, and by the time he was in his 7th generation, he turned to the pottery industry. The Buemon family built a kiln in Seto and Kitashinya (Nishitanicho) to make tea pottery, but the proportion of daily necessities is high. The names of Buemon and Haruaki are both used by successive generations, and it is difficult to make them from the works.