DEISHI SHIBUYA  Japanese Tea Bowl, Hagi ware   Blue Chawan CUP TEA

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RARE Strictly Official Original  Chawan JAPAN MATCHA TEA CUP BOWL Hagi DEISHI SHIBUYA Daitoku-ji YAKI  

 Some editions are very limited, commissioned or simply considered of prestige & not intended for the masses.

you will certainly have seen very cheap ceramics, in reality the sizes vary, but also the type of work often destined to large outlets, which sell products for the kitchen. Kitchen ware.

the prices in the department stores are always the same. 25 euros a gunomi, 40 euros a Yunomi, and sometimes a tea cup 60-70 euros.

there are some very cheap objects, intended for everyday use, but a ceramist is also an artist very attentive to tradition. But to make a pottery that is not one of the many, there are different ways and cooking methods. Electric oven, wood-burning, and when a work is expressly requested or particularly executed, the artist marks his work in a special package. then there are also special circumstances where they have a meaning and may exceptionally have an inscription of the monk at one time. 

Being auspicious is one of the peculiarities of Japanese ceramics.

Buying a pottery is like going to one of our Sunday markets, when you arrive is already finished everything, or you see things that are normal at low cost, just because  sold for daily use and do not necessarily need to be used for the ceremony or exhibited in the gallery.

for me it's a pleasure to help you understand the difference, even if I do not think you need me to understand when an object makes the difference. A limited edition is certainly something unique ....

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