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Hideyuki Fujisawa
Lacquer Tenmoku Tea Bowl - 曜変天杢茶椀（真黒天杢台附）
Lacquer
H2 1/2 x W4 1/8 x D4 1/8 in
H6.5 x W10.2 x D10.2 cm
天杢台:
H2 1/2 x W6 1/8 x D6 1/8 in
H6.3 x W15.5 x D15.5 cm
H6.5 x W10.2 x D10.2 cm
天杢台:
H2 1/2 x W6 1/8 x D6 1/8 in
H6.3 x W15.5 x D15.5 cm
Hideyuki Fujisawa (b. 1972) studied lacquer at Lacquer Kosha. His work aims to perfect a lacquer version of the Yuteki Tenmoku Tea Bowl. His transformative use of traditional lacquer materials explores the use of brushing pure layers of lacquer over a carved wooden surface. Fujisawa strategically and meticulously places mother of pearl on the lacquer tea bowls, adding a touch of elegance and refinement.
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How to Experience the Sensation of the Tea Bowl
Elements of the Tea Ceremony July 9, 2022What is Chanoyu? Chanoyu(Japanese tea ceremony) is a Japanese art form that seeks a deep emotional connection between the host and the guest through the...Read more -
About the Motif: Tenmoku-Like
Tea bowls by Hideyuki Fujisawa May 25, 2022Tenmoku is also known as the 'hare's fur effect. When there is an excess of iron oxide, oil spot effects appear on the surface. As...Read more -
Unique Surfaces
A Survey of Tokyo Ippodo Gallery Artists January 12, 2021Hideyuki Fujisawa Yuteki Tenmoku Tea Bowl, 2020 Lacquer H2 7/8 x W4 ¾ in, H7.2 x W12.2 cm (C22101) Hideyuki Fujisawa’s Yuteki Tenmoku Tea Bowl...Read more