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Tea bowl with pine needle design, red Raku ware

attributed to the 3rd Raku Donyu17th century, Edo period

Tachibana Museum

Tachibana Museum
Fukuoka-ken, Japan

This tea bowl is made of red clay and coated with sand glaze. The acute white lines of the pine needle give a sharp impression.
It has a seal of ‘楽 (Raku)’ inside the foot ring and a note of ‘楽 三代ノンカウ作 (By Nonkau, 3rd Raku)’ on the box for the tea bowl. Nonkau is another name of Donyu (1599-1656), an expert potter of the Raku family.

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  • Title: Tea bowl with pine needle design, red Raku ware
  • Creator: attributed to the 3rd Raku Donyu
  • Date Created: 17th century, Edo period
  • Location Created: Kyoto, Japan
  • Physical Dimensions: H: 9.5cm; Dia: 11.6cm (mouth), 5.2cm (base)
  • Type: Ceramic
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