• Chawan Hagi-yaki japonais de Kaneko Shōen, futur Kaneko Sōfū, avec tomobako signé du Kyokuunzan Shōen-gama.
  • Détail du bord irrégulier et de la glaçure craquelée d’un chawan Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, futur Kaneko Sōfū.
  • Profil d’un chawan Hagi-yaki ancien de Kaneko Shōen, céramique japonaise artisanale destinée à la cérémonie du thé.
  • Présentation en vidéo d’un chawan Hagi-yaki japonais de Kaneko Shōen, devenu plus tard Kaneko Sōfū, avec sa glaçure beige nuancée, son décor gris-bleu, son kōdai et sa boîte tomobako signée.
  • Chawan Hagi-yaki de Kaneko Shōen, futur Kaneko Sōfū, présenté dans un univers de cérémonie du thé japonaise avec tomobako et chasen.
  • Bol à matcha japonais Hagi par Kaneko Shōen, présenté sur sa boîte en bois signée avec hakogaki et sceau de l’artiste.
  • Chawan Hagi ware de la première période de Kaneko Sōfū, alors connu sous le nom de Kaneko Shōen, époque Shōwa.
  • Dessous du chawan Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, futur Kaneko Sōfū, montrant le kōdai et la marque du potier.
  • Marque du potier sous un chawan Hagi-yaki de Kaneko Shōen, nom porté avant son adoption du nom Kaneko Sōfū.
  • Bol à thé japonais Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, futur Kaneko Sōfū, avec décor gris-bleu sur glaçure beige nuancée.
  • Vue intérieure d’un chawan matcha Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, avec traces de tournage et glaçure nuancée typique de la céramique de Hagi.
  • Détail de la glaçure et du décor gris-bleu d’un chawan Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, devenu plus tard Kaneko Sōfū.
  • Gros plan sur les fines craquelures kannyū de la glaçure intérieure d’un chawan Hagi-yaki de Kaneko Shōen.
  • Intérieur d’un bol matcha Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, futur Kaneko Sōfū, destiné au chanoyu et à la cérémonie du thé japonaise.
  • Vue du pied kōdai d’un chawan Hagi-yaki signé Kaneko Shōen, première période de l’artiste connu ensuite comme Kaneko Sōfū.
  • Gros plan du kōdai et des effets de cuisson sous un chawan Hagi de Kaneko Shōen, également connu plus tard comme Kaneko Sōfū.
  • Shiori original du Kyokuunzan Shōen-gama de Kaneko Shōen, documentant sa formation auprès de Sakakura Shinbei et le Hagi-yaki.
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Japanese Chawan Tea Bowl Hagi-yaki 萩焼 – Signed Kaneko Shōen 金子松延 – Kyokuunzan Shōen-gama Kiln 旭雲山 松延窯 – Tomobako Signed

Japanese Chawan Tea Bowl Hagi-yaki 萩焼 – Signed Kaneko Shōen 金子松延 – Kyokuunzan Shōen-gama Kiln 旭雲山 松延窯 – Tomobako Signed

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    📐 Characteristics

    Height: approx. 9.5 cm
    Diameter: approx. 13 cm
    Weight: approx. 366 g
    Style: Hagi-yaki — 萩焼
    Shape: wan-nari 椀形, rounded shape, with a rather high kōdai 高台 foot
    Estimated period: Shōwa era, around the 1960s–1970s
    Artisan: Kaneko Shōen 金子松延, later known as Kaneko Sōfū 金子宗楓
    Kiln: Kyokuunzan Shōen-gama 旭雲山 松延窯, Sakaigawa, Nagato
    Origin: Japan, Yamaguchi Prefecture, found in Yamaguchi Prefecture
    Condition: Very good vintage condition. No visible chips or cracks. Comes with its original tomobako 共箱, the cloth accompanying the bowl and the shiori 栞 document.

    Description

    This superb chawan Hagi-yaki 萩焼 is a work by Kaneko Shōen 金子松延, the name used by the ceramist before he adopted that of Kaneko Sōfū 金子宗楓.

    The bowl features a beautiful glaze in shades of rosy beige and sand, with magnificent bluish-grey nuances. These darker areas appear freely on the surface and give the bowl a very strong character, with different variations on each side.

    The glaze also shows fine crazing, mineral traces related to the local clay, and traces of turning, characteristic of Hagi-yaki. With use, this type of ceramic gradually evolves in contact with tea, a phenomenon known as Hagi no nanabake 萩の七化, the "seven transformations of Hagi".

    The wan-nari 椀形 shape is round and balanced, with a rounded belly and a rather high kōdai 高台 foot, which gives the bowl a lot of style. The potter's seal is visible on the base.

    🏺 Kaneko Shōen / Kaneko Sōfū

    Kaneko Shōen 金子松延, who later adopted the name Kaneko Sōfū 金子宗楓, was a Hagi ceramist based in Sakaigawa, Nagato, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

    He trained for over ten years with Sakakura Shinbei 坂倉新兵衛, a leading figure in Fukagawa-Hagi and a holder of an intangible cultural heritage designation from Yamaguchi Prefecture.

    He founded the Kyokuunzan Shōen-gama 旭雲山 松延窯, under the name Shōen. He then took the name Sōfū 宗楓, under which he seems to have gained wider recognition. He exhibited regularly in the 90s, including an  exhibition at Kintetsu in 2000. Catalogues and publications were dedicated to him in the 90s-2000s.

    He died in the early 2000s. His work remains associated with a personal interpretation of Hagi, between chanoyu tradition and contemporary sensibility.

    📦 Tomobako and shiori

    The chawan comes with its tomobako 共箱 made of paulownia, calligraphed with the name Kyokuunzan and Kaneko Shōen, as well as the cloth accompanying the bowl and the original shiori from the workshop.

    🦝 Our opinion

    A real KOGEDO favorite, we are fans of Hagi-yaki chawan!

    The bluish-grey nuances are particularly beautiful and give a lot of depth to the glaze. Its shape is very classy and it truly exudes the aura of a high-quality Hagi bowl.

    A superb authentic Hagi-yaki chawan, interesting both for matcha practice and for a collection of Japanese ceramics.

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