Tsujimura Yui 辻村唯 b. 1975
Persimmon glazed teabowl 柿ノ蔕 茶盌
Glazed stoneware
H2 3/4 × Dia 5 1/2 in.
H6.8 × Dia 14 cm
H6.8 × Dia 14 cm
With signed wood box
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Yui Tsujimura (b. 1975) is the eldest son of the celebrated potter Shiro Tsujimura. He places a strong emphasis on using natural materials in his ceramics. This particular tea bowl...
Yui Tsujimura (b. 1975) is the eldest son of the celebrated potter Shiro Tsujimura. He places a strong emphasis on using natural materials in his ceramics.
This particular tea bowl features a persimmon glaze—an iron-rich glaze that fires to a brick red. Speckles of minerals within the glaze on the surface of the clay glimmer, having been brought forth by the kiln fire. This is a tea bowl that expresses lightness, warmth, and subtlety