Stoneware - Uda Sahei - Japan - Late 20th century

Mizusashi — Water container for the tea ceremony, by Uda Sahei From the collection of Mr. D, Europe. Shipped from Europe: no customs fees for EU bidders. Rare on the European market. Mizusashi (cold water container) with lid, made by Uda Sahei in the tradition of Seto glazes. The cylindrical body with slightly convex walls is covered in a deep brown-black glaze with copper-toned highlights; the upper third shows characteristic emerald green runs and clouds typical of Seto-glaze firing. Finely marked throwing lines structure the lower section. The flat lid in glossy black lacquer is surmounted by a ring handle. Accompanied by its original box. Very good condition. Dimensions Height: 15 cm — Diameter: 15 cm Uda Sahei Japanese ceramist specializing in pieces for the tea ceremony (chado), working in the tradition of Seto glazes — one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. Water containers (mizusashi) are among the essential elements of chado equipment, used to hold cold water during the ceremony.

Estimate:$330.70

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