Description

二代 小川長楽 Ogawa Choraku 2nd (1912-1991) Shimadai Tea Bowls Japanese tea ceremony utensil with Original Box (Tomobako) V958

二代 小川長楽 Ogawa Choraku 2nd (1912-1991) was born in Kyoto as the eldest son of Ogawa Choraku 1st. Ogawa Choraku 2nd is designated as an artist for the preservation of art.

嶋台茶碗 Shimadai tea bowls are overlapping Akaraku tea bowls covered with gold and silver leaf. Two tea bowls are stacked to represent Mount Horai. Mount Horai is a legendary mountain where immortal immortals are said to live. In other words, it is a symbol of good fortune.

Dimensions (Silver one): 7.1" x 2.4" / 18.1cm x 6.1cm
Dimensions (Gold one): 5.9" x 2.6" / 15.1cm x 6.7cm

Material: Pottery

Weight: 1350g including Original Box (Tomobako)

Condition

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