Tanba straw white glaze sake bottle by Nishihata Tadashi
Tanba straw white glaze sake bottle by Nishihata Tadashi
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Height: 17.6cm Width: 11.6cm Depth: 11.6cm
The Tamba straw white-glazed sake bottle is characterized by its overwhelming presence and bold design that divides the clay and white glaze. This sake bottle has a versatile design that can also be used as a flower vase, and is a wonderful blend of roughness and delicacy.
Overwhelming presence
The Tamba straw white-glazed sake bottle has a very strong presence and makes a powerful impression in any space. The shape of the sake bottle is bold yet refined, drawing the viewer's eye. The contrast between the texture of the clay and the white glaze gives the entire piece a unique beauty.
A bold design that divides the clay and white glaze
This sake bottle is characterized by a design that splits the red clay and white glaze into two halves. The clay part evokes the power of nature, while the white glaze on the other half has a smooth and delicate beauty. This contrast gives the sake bottle a dynamic impression as a whole, making a strong impact on the viewer.
A harmony of roughness and delicacy
The Tanba straw white-glazed sake bottle is a work of art in which roughness and delicacy coexist. The rough texture of the red clay base and the smooth texture of the white glaze are in perfect harmony, completing the piece as a single work of art. The combination of these two elements gives the piece depth and complexity.
Elegant, tranquil, and Zen-like beauty
Despite its bold appearance, it possesses an elegant and tranquil Zen beauty. The simple shape and subdued colors evoke the spirit of the tea ceremony and bring peace and tranquility to the user. Its Zen beauty calms the mind and offers a moment of meditation.
Versatile as a flower vase
The Tamba straw white glaze sake bottle is characterized by its design, which allows it to be used as a flower vase. Its shape is ideal for arranging flowers, and it can be beautifully displayed in any space, such as a tea room or a Western-style room. Arranging flowers in it further enhances the sake bottle's presence and brings a rich expression to the space.
Craftsmanship and artistry
The Tamba Straw White Glaze Sake Bottle is a work that brings together the outstanding technique and artistry of artisans. The technique to realize the design that divides the clay and the white glaze, and the firing technique that brings out the beauty of the glaze to the fullest, are the result of the artisans' many years of experience and hard work. When you hold it in your hand, you will be able to feel both the tradition and innovation of Tamba ware.
Lasting Value
The Tanba straw white glaze sake bottle will retain its beauty over time. The more you use it, the more its texture will improve, and you will gradually grow to love it more and more. It is an exquisite item that you can use for a long time, and is sure to become a treasured item for a lifetime.
This Tanba straw white-glazed sake bottle is a supreme work of art that combines strength, beauty, and serenity. Its unique beauty and presence will make your tea ceremony experience even more special. It also has the versatility to be used as a flower vase, allowing you to enjoy its beauty in any space.
Tadashi Nishibata Biography
Born on February 24, 1948. Started making pottery in 1969. 1976. Hyogo Prefectural Exhibition Encouragement Award. 1986. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition for the first time. 1988. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Japan Crafts Association President's Award. 1989. Selected for the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition. Nogawa Memorial Award, Handon no Kai. 1991. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Selected for the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition. Grand Prize at the Tea Ceremony Forms Exhibition. 1992. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Excellence Award at the Tea Ceremony Forms Exhibition. Hyogo Prefecture Emerging Artist Encouragement Award. Invited to exhibit at the NHK-sponsored Paris - 100 Contemporary Japanese Ceramics Exhibition. Excellence Award at the Tea Ceremony Forms Exhibition. 1993. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Solo exhibition at Sogo Hiroshima store. Kyoto Chemin. 1994. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store. 1995. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Solo exhibition at Sogo Hiroshima store. 1996. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Awarded the Excellence Award at the Tea Ceremony Design Exhibition, solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store
1997 Encouragement Award at the Tea Ceremony Design Exhibition 1998 Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition Solo exhibition at Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition 2000 Solo exhibition at Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store Solo exhibition at Mitsukoshi Fukuoka 2001 Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition 2002 Solo exhibition at Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store Solo exhibition at Gallery Dojima 2003 Solo exhibition at Touchingston, USA 2004 Grand Prize at the Tea Ceremony Design Exhibition at Sogo Hiroshima 2005 Exhibited at the Akashi City Museum of Culture and Hyogo Ceramics Exhibition Purchase of Akadobedai, Hyogo Ceramic Art Museum Solo exhibition at Gallery Dojima, Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store 2006 Grand Prize at the Tea Ceremony Design Exhibition Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the New York Japan Society Gallery Solo exhibition at Yokohama Takashimaya Touchingston, USA Father and Son Exhibition at Matsuyama Takashimaya Toshunkai Exhibition, Sogo Yokohama. Encouragement Award at the Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2008. Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition. Solo Exhibition, Yokohama Takashimaya, Mitsukoshi Nihombashi, Santa Fe, Touchingston, USA. Toshunkai Exhibition, Funabashi, Seibu, Sogo Hiroshima. Invited to the Japanese Ceramics Exhibition in 2009. Solo Exhibition, Gallery Dojima, Sendai Mitsukoshi, 2010. Sogo Kobe. Exhibited in the Musee Tomo Grand Prize Exhibition, Contemporary Tea. Solo Exhibition, Yokohama Takashimaya, Touchingston, USA. Invited to the Japanese Ceramics Exhibition. Solo Exhibition, Joan B. Marvis, New York, USA. Invited to the Japanese Ceramics Exhibition in 2013. Exhibited in the "Contemporary Famous Bowls" exhibition at the Musee Tomo, Kanmi Kikuchi Memorial. Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Nihombashi, Santa Fe, Touchingston, USA. Gallery Miyazaki, Sogo Kobe, Chiba Sogo, 2014. Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Nihombashi, 2015. Received the Hyogo Prefecture Cultural Award in 2016. Exhibited at Higashihiroshima City Museum of Art for "Ceramics that Color Our Lives - Food Ware" Exhibited at Joan B. Marvis' 40th Anniversary Exhibition in 2017.
2018 Solo Exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store
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