【 Product Type: 湯呑 YUNOMI - Teecup/Teetasse, Arita ware 】
- handwerkliches Meisterstück in japanischer Tradition -
This special piece was created by Baba Shin'emon, a traditional Arita ceramic artisan, using unique glazes and ceramic techniques.
Crystal-glazed Arita porcelain yunomi tea cup exerts a special fascination on the viewer. The surface shows sparkling inclusions in the form of ice flowers. It enchants with shimmering crystals that change depending on the incidence of light and always offer new facets.
Crystals form in ceramics during the firing process of a glaze. They only form in the final firing phase, when the glaze slowly begins to cool, and solidify in the glaze as it cools.
*A pair of Yunomi teacups, large and small, in a wooden box.
Dieses besondere Stück wurde von Baba Shin'emon, einem traditionellen Arita-Keramikhandwerker, unter Verwendung einzigartiger Glasuren und Keramiktechniken geschaffen.
Mit Kristallglasuren versehene Arita Porzellan Teetasse übt eine besondere Faszination auf den Betrachter aus. Die Oberfläche zeigt funkelnde Einschlüsse in Form von Eisblumen. Sie bezaubert mit schimmernden Kristallen, die sich je nach Lichteinfall verändern und immer neue Facetten bieten.
In der Keramik entstehen Kristalle während des Brennprozesses einer Glasur. Sie bilden sich erst in der letzten Brennphase, wenn die Glasur langsam abzukühlen beginnt und erstarren beim Abkühlen in der Glasur.
*Ein Paar Yunomi Teetassen, groß und klein, in Holzkiste.
[ set of 2 in different size - Set of 2 in verschiedenen Größen ]
[ Dimensions (approx.) /Maße (ca.) ]
Large: Φ. 7,6 cm x H. 8,6 cm
Small: Φ. 6,5 cm x H. 7,7 cm
[ Material ]
Porcelain / Porzellan (Arita ware)
[ Artist - Studio ]
Baba Shinemon - Shinemon Kiln
[ Made in / Hergestellt ]
Arita, Nagasaki/Japan
[ Packaging ]
Original wooden box
Note:
- Microwave oven - Not suitable
- Dishwasher - Not suitable.
Anmerkung:
- Nicht in der Mikrowelle verwenden.
- Spülmaschinen - Nicht geeignet.
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◆ caution and care advice
Individually handcrafted by potter and unique in design. Dimensions and color may vary slightly due to being handcrafted. We thank you for your understanding of the handicrafts.
- Not suitable for dishwasher and microwave oven.
Arita-yaki (Arita-Porcelain)
Arita porcelain is the name for Japanese porcelain wares made in the town of Arita. Arita Porcelain roots date back to 1616 when Sanpei Lee discovered porcelain stones in the Arita region and began production of the first Arita porcelain pieces. They were exported to Europe extensively between the second half of the 17th century and the first half of the 18th century. The craftsmanship, production, drawing techniques, and unique designs with 400 years of history, continues to make Arita porcelain number one in Japan.
Arita-yaki (Arita-Porzellan)
Arita-yaki ist der Name japanischer Porzellanprodukte, die in der Stadt Arita hergestellt werden. 1616 entdeckte Lee Sang-Pei in der Region Arita Porzellansteine und begann mit der Herstellung von Arita-yaki-Porzellan, das im späten 17. und frühen 18. Jahrhundert in großem Umfang nach Europa exportiert wurde. 400 Jahre Handwerkskunst, Produktionstechniken, zeichnerisches Können und einzigartige Designs machen Arita-yaki auch heute noch zur führenden Porzellanware in Japan.
SHINEMON Kiln
真右エ門窯
In 1972, Shinemon I, born Shinichiro, started the Shinemon Kiln, aspiring to create large-sized ceramics, which was uncommon at the time. At the beginning, he applied sometsuke technique to his large ceramics, 2 to 3 feet in height, drawing patterns in deep-blue underglaze on a white background. His focus, however, gradually shifted to yohen technique, where unexpected colours and patterns emerge in the course of firing, depending on the chemical composition of the glaze. His encounter with cinnabar, in particular, would have a tremendous effect on the future of the Shinemon Kiln.
Today, the Shinemon Kiln mainly creates yohen ware, using glazes such as ruby-red cinnabar and crystal glaze, and, with the slogan of “brilliance of form, amazing effect of glaze,” boasts its yusai technique with layers of different glazes fusing together to create beautiful gradation of colours.