Celadon glazed ceramic lacquer incense burner by Toshinari Ichino
Celadon glazed ceramic lacquer incense burner by Toshinari Ichino
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Height: 11.5cm Width: 12.8cm
Celadon-glazed lacquered incense burner – the culmination of the skill and beauty of Toshinari Ichino
The depth and transparency of the celadon glaze The most distinctive feature of the "Celadon Glazed Ceramic Lacquer Incense Burner by Ichino Toshinari" is the elegant and deep blue color of the celadon glaze. This blue color is reminiscent of masterpieces from ancient China, and its transparency and luster make the entire incense burner stand out. The beauty of the celadon glaze changes depending on the amount and angle of light, showing a different expression at any moment, strongly attracting the hearts of those who see it.
The fusion of ceramic and lacquer – beauty born from the pinnacle of skill <br>The technique of applying lacquer to ceramics, called "ceramic lacquer," is extremely rare and requires a high level of skill. This incense burner was completed using the ceramic lacquer technique, and the robustness of the ceramics and the lustrous, smooth texture of the lacquer are in perfect harmony. The deep color and luster of the lacquer are a perfect match for the celadon glaze, giving the entire incense burner a unique sense of luxury and warmth.
Uses of Incense Burners and Their Historical Significance <br>Incense burners have long been used as tools for burning fragrant wood. The fragrance of fragrant wood soothes the soul and brings tranquility and harmony to a space. This incense burner has full functionality and can be used not only for Buddhist altars and altars, but also as a tool for the art of incense. In addition, its beautiful design gives it a special presence not only when burning incense, but also as interior decor.
Ichino Toshinari – an innovator of Tamba ware <br>Ichino Toshinari is a representative artist of Tamba ware, known as one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan, and is known as the second generation owner of Ennengama. While respecting the traditions of Tamba ware, his attitude of continuing to pursue modern styles and techniques has fascinated many people. This celadon-glazed lacquer incense burner is filled with his many years of experience and innovative spirit.
A harmony of beauty and practicality <br>The celadon-glazed lacquered incense burner is a work of art that pursues not only artistic beauty but also ease of use. Not only does it provide a comfortable feel when burning incense wood, but simply placing it in a living room or Japanese-style room will bring dignity and calm to the space. Its elegant appearance will transform your everyday space into something special.
Lasting Value - A Lifetime Treasure <br>Ichino Toshinari's works retain their beauty over time and become more refined the more they are used. This celadon glaze ceramic lacquer incense burner is another masterpiece that will be loved across generations. Its texture and presence will enrich your daily life and have the value of being handed down to the next generation. It is a one-of-a-kind work of art that harmonizes tradition and innovation. Please enjoy its beauty and functionality in your hands. It is an exquisite masterpiece that will bring peace of mind along with its fragrance and turn everyday moments into something special.
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