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統計情報Ewer with a landscape design in underglaze blue, Sue ware
This ewer, with a lid knob in the shape of a dog, is one of the tea utensils used during tea ceremonies. It is filled with indigo blue patterns which are created via the sometsuke technique. To use sometsuke, one paints a design in cobalt-based pigments on a white pottery base, coating it with transparent glaze, then puts it over a flame that produces vivid indigo patterns. The creator, Sawada Shunzan, was a potter in Kyoto. He was summoned by the feudal lord of the Fukuoka domain in 1860 for the revival of Sue ware. The refined appearance of this piece shows his style of work.
sawada shunzan（? – ?）
Discover Shunzan, a master of Sue ware pottery in Japan. Admire his intricate blue underglaze designs & serene landscape motifs – a timeless artistic legacy.
Tachibana Museum（Fukuoka, Japan）
Discover Edo period treasures at Tachibana Museum in Fukuoka! Explore samurai armor, lacquerware, dolls & a national treasure from the Yanagawa clan's legacy within a historic estate.
作品詳細
- 作品名: Ewer with a landscape design in underglaze blue, Sue ware
- 作家: sawada shunzan
- 制作年: 1800
- 技法: Landscape
- 著作権の状態: 著作権保護対象
- 展示場所: Tachibana Museum
- カラーパレット: Neutrals
- 知覚輝度: brilliant
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