• Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
  • Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
  • Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
  • Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
  • Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
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Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita

$2,000.00
$2,000.00
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Hideki Yanashita is captivated by the philosophy of wabi-sabi and primarily creates works for tea ceremonies and tableware used in kaiseki dining. His dedication to developing unique styles, such as katami-gawari (alternating sides), where he combines contrasting materials or glazes to achieve dynamic visual effects, is truly inspiring.

This tea bowl exemplifies the distinctive effect produced by blending traditional techniques of aka-raku (red raku) with seiji (celadon). Yanashita's innovative approach, grounded in traditional methods, highlights the enduring freshness of these techniques and their ability to maintain vitality in a modern context.

While Yanashita’s work often draws inspiration from the masterpieces of Hon’ami Koetsu, the celebrated Raku artist, the katami-gawari technique represents a personal, contemporary style he has uniquely cultivated.

For more story about Hideki Yanashita, visit our online media at Kogei Standard.
  • Area: Iga, Mie Prefecture
  • Artist: Hideki Yanashita
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Size: φ95 x H97mm
  • This product comes with a signed wooden box.
Crafted By

Hideki Yanashita
A ceramic artist based in Iga, Mie Prefecture, originally from Tokyo. Fascinated by pottery from the Momoyama period (1573-1603), Hideki decided to embark on a career in ceramics. After honing his skills through apprenticeship in Shigaraki, he built his own ana-gama “cave” kiln and established the Jinden kiln in Iga. He has been influenced and mentored by Master Sadamitsu Sugimoto, and works in a diverse range of styles including Raku, Yakishime, Ido, and Oribe, using natural materials to express the world of wabi-sabi.

[ Iga Ware ]
Iga ware is the general term for ceramics produced mainly in Iga, Mie Prefecture. It is characterized by its natural glaze, called biidoro (from “vidro”) glaze, which results in a translucent jade color, and its hard, tightly fired clay surface.

Care Instructions

- Wash before first use with water or warm water.
- Do not use in dishwasher or microwave.
- Do not use in oven or on open fire.
- Clean the product with non-abrasive, soft scouring pad.
Shipping & Delivery

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Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita
Katami-gawari Tea Bowl (Celadon & Red Raku) / Hideki Yanashita

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