Kyo-yaki Chawan by Sugita Shōhei (with Tomobako)
Kyo-yaki Chawan by Sugita Shōhei (with Tomobako)
A refined Kyo-yaki (Kyoto ware) tea bowl (chawan) by Sugita Shōhei, a contemporary master known for his elegant use of gold and painted decoration in the Kyoto tradition. This piece features abstract gold brush patterns on a soft cream ground, accented with delicate hand-painted floral motifs.
The contrast between bold gilding and subtle painted detail reflects the sophistication of modern Kyoto ceramics. The bowl bears the potter’s seal on the foot and comes with its original tomobako (signed paulownia wood storage box), which ensures authenticity and enhances its collectible value.
Measurements: Diameter 12 cm; Height 8 cm. Its proportions, material character and surface details allow the piece to sit comfortably in both contemporary and vintage interiors.
Excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Please review all images for details.
Available: 1
Available at Vanha Talvitie 19
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Piece details
What we know about this piece
- Manufacturer
- Sugita Shōhei
- Dimensions
- Diameter: 12 cm
Height: 8 cm - Condition
- Excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Please request detailed photos for specifics.
- Quantity
- 1 available
- Location
- Vanha Talvitie 19
Material-aware guidance Care for this piece
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Wipe spills promptly and protect the piece from standing moisture, strong heat and direct sunlight. Avoid abrasive tools, bleach and harsh solvents.
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