青磁袴腰香炉　加藤渓山作　高さ9.1cm. 最大径9.4cm.　　Japanese Antique Celadon ｜"Hakamakoshi Incense Burner" by Keizan Kato｜1930s

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青磁袴腰香炉　加藤渓山作

加藤渓山作の青磁袴腰香炉は、その美しさと高いクオリティで知られています。手に取ると、青磁特有の上質な質感と、落ち着いた色合いに惹かれます。
ホヤのオリジナルデザインは、吉祥文のコウモリと瑞雲が描かれています。コウモリは幸福と長寿の象徴であり、瑞雲は福をもたらすとされています。このような縁起の良いデザインは、日々の生活に彩りを与えてくれるでしょう。
加藤渓山は、中国青磁や高麗青磁の模倣を得意とした陶芸家で、その技術は高く評価されています。その手掛けた気品あふれる袴腰香炉を手に入れれば、どんなお部屋にも優雅で精緻な佇まいを添えることができます。
サイズ
高さ9.1cm. 金具(火屋)付き。金具なしで7.3cm
最大径9.4cm. 内径6.7cm
状態:香炉部分は良好な状態です。
火屋は金属製で、使用による錆や焼けがあります。
底に加藤渓山の印があります。
古いものなので、経年の汚れやスレがあります。写真をご確認ください。

加藤渓山は、代々陶芸家の家系てす。
初代(1885ー1963)は京都五条坂に開窯。
中国青磁、高麗青磁の写しを得意とした。
二代(1914ー1995)は、初代の指導のもと青磁を作陶。1938年に二代を襲名。帝展で活躍。商工省指定技術保存(陶芸)。
三代(1945ー)は、京都市立芸術大学卒業。1996年に三代目を襲名。高島屋などで個展。


Japanese Antique Celadon ｜"Hakamakoshi Incense Burner" by Keizan Kato｜1930s

The product is a celadon incense burner from Keizan Kato.
The metal fittings of the incense burner are zuiun and bat patterns.
Since it is an old product, it may become dirty or worn over time.

ceramic artist： Keizan Kato.
Height：9.1 cm with metal fittings. 7.3 cm without metal fittings.
Maximum diameter： 9.4 cm. Diameter (inner size): 6.7 cm 　

Condition: The incense burner part is in good condition. The metal fittings are made of metal, and there is some rust and burning due to use. Other good. There is an inscription "Keizan" on the bottom. Common box.

Kato Keizan's Celadon Hakamakoshi incense burner is known for its beauty and high quality. When you take it in your hand, you will be attracted by the high-quality texture peculiar to celadon and the subdued colors.
Hoya's original design features auspicious bats and auspicious clouds. Bats are a symbol of happiness and longevity, and auspicious clouds are said to bring good fortune. Such an auspicious design will add color to your daily life.
Kato Keizan is a ceramic artist who excels at imitating Chinese celadon and Goryeo celadon, and his technique is highly regarded. If you get the elegant hakama-goshi incense burner created by him, you can add an elegant and sophisticated appearance to any room.

Delivery may be delayed or difficult in some areas.

Biography of the author
Keizan Kato has been a potter for generations.
*The first generation (Meiji 18-1885-Showa 38/1963) opened in Gojozaka, Kyoto.
He tried to reproduce the Chinese celadon, Goryeo celadon.
**The second generation (Taisho 2, 1914-1995, 1995) was named the second generation in 1938 under the guidance of celadon from his first father. He is active in the Imperial Exhibition. He will be a designated technology preservation (ceramic art) designated by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. He received a medal with a dark blue ribbon.
***The third generation (1945-) was born in Kyoto and graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts. In 1996 he was the third generation. Takashimaya etc.