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Japanese Tea Bowl Masterworks 日本茶陶展 |
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The Japanese tea ceremony epitomizes a quiet aesthetic sensibility called wabi sabi 侘 寂. The tea bowl used for this ceremony embodies unpretentious beauty, purity, dignity, and humility. Touching Stone Gallery is honored to show some of the best works by top tea bowl makers from different pottery centers in Japan. In 2003, Touching Stone Gallery hosted a Japanese Tea Bowl Masterwork Exhibition and sponsored lectures and tea ceremonies in cooperation with the New Mexico Museum of International Folk Art. That exhibition has evolved into a changing collection of exquisite Japanese tea bowls that are exhibited continuously in our gallery, independent of our regular scheduled shows. The current collection showcases beautiful tea bowls by two master ceramists, Tadashi Nishihata and Tadashi Mori, whose works have graced our gallery in their various solo shows.
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Click on images to view selected pieces To order call 505-988-8072, see Inquiry/Order |
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Tadashi Nishihata 西端 正 |
    
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 1 w/ Hai-yu & iron glazes (w/ wooden box) wood-fired ceramic 5" x 4.5" x 3.5"h (5 views) Sold
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 2 w/ Hai-yu & iron glazes (w/ wooden box) wood-fired ceramic 5" x 4.5" x 4"h (5 views) Sold
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 3 w/ Hai-yu & iron glazes (w/ wooden box) wood-fired ceramic 5" x 4.5" x 3.5"h (5 views) Sold
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 4 w/ Hai-yu & iron glazes (w/ wooden box) wood-fired ceramic 4" x 4" x 4"h (5 views)
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 5 w/ Hai-yu & iron glazes (w/ wooden box) 5.5" x 4.5" x 5.5"h (5 views)
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 6 w/ Akadobe-yu glaze (w/ wooden box) 5" x 4.5" x 3.5"h (5 views)
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 16 w/ Hai-yu & iron glazes (wooden box not shown) wood-fired ceramic 5" x 4.5" x 4"h (4 views)
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 57 w/ Fire changed finish (w/ wooden box) wood-fired ceramic 4"h x 5"w x 5"d (5 views)
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Tadashi Nishihata Tea Bowl No. 58 w/ Fire changed finish (w/ wooden box) wood-fired ceramic 4"h x 5"w x 4.5"d (5 views)
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Tadashi Mori 森 正 |
   
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Tadashi Mori Shino Tea Bowl #2 (wooden box not shown) 3.25"H x 5" x 4.75" (4 views)
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Tadashi Mori Shino-Oribe Tea Bowl #3 (w/ wooden box) 3.5"H x 5" x 5" (5 views)
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Tadashi Mori Shino-Oribe Tea Bowl #5 (w/ wooden box) 3.5"H x 5" x 5" (5 views) Sold
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Tadashi Nishihata (b. 1948) Solo Exhibitions 1948 Born in Tachikui, Japan 1969 Began career in ceramic 1976 Honorable Mention, Hyogo Prefecture Exhibition 1978 Selected for Japan Crafts Association, Kinki Exhibition 1986 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition 1988 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Matsushita Prize, Japan Craft Association, Kinki Exhibition 1989 President Prize, Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Oikawa Memorial Prize, Handon Association 1990 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Honorable Mention, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art 1991 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Grand Prize, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art 1992 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Honorable Mention, Hyogo Prefecture Emerging Artists Japanese Ceramics Now Invitational Exhibition, Paris, France 1993 Excellence Award, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition 1994 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Department Store Gallery, Tokyo 1995 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition 1996 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Department Store Gallery, Tokyo Excellence Award, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art 1998 Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Department Store Gallery, Tokyo 1999 Honorable Mention, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art 2000 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Department Store Gallery, Tokyo 2001 Selected for Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition 2002 Solo Exhibitions, Mitsukoshi Department Store Gallery, Tokyo 2003 Japanese Teabowl Masterworks Exhibition, Touching Stone Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2004 Solo Exhibition, Touching Stone Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2005 Grand Prize, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art Solo Exhibition, Mitsukoshi Department Store Gallery, Tokyo 2006 Grand Prize, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art Solo Exhibition, Touching Stone Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico Selected artist, International Folk Art Market, Museum of International Folk Art, New Mexico 2007 Excellence Award, Chanoyu no Zokei Ten Exhibition, Tanabe Museum of Art Invitational Exhibition, Japan Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition 2008 Solo Exhibition, Touching Stone Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Tadashi Mori (b. 1940) Solo Exhibitions 1964 Imai Gallery, Osaka 1983-89 Imai Department Store, Sapporo Gallery Cryness, Sendai Kawamoto-Ichibankan, Morioka Ikebukuro Seibu, Tokyo Akasaka Inui Gallery, Tokyo Garando Gallery, Nagoya Maruzen Gallery, Nagoya Daimaru, Osaka & Kochi Horodo, Osaka Marukoshi Department Store, Kanazawa Tosenbo, Kyoto Gallery Maronie, Kyoto 1990 Shibuya Seibu, Tokyo Akasaka Inui Gallery 1991 Narita Hotel, Chiba 1992 Yama Gallery, Yokkaichi Maruei, Nagoya 1993 Akasaka Inui Gallery Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store, Tokyo Maruei, Toyohashi 1994 Hanamido, Kawagoe Isetan, Tokyo 1995 Hanamido, Kawagoe Maruei, Nagoya 1996 Gallery Tosoan, Nagoya Ashikaga Inui Gallery, Ashikaga Horodo, Nagoya International Hotel 1997 Rokujuen, Tsushima 1998 Maruei, Toyohashi Hashimoto Bijutsu, Nagoya Ashikaga Inui Gallery, Ashikaga 1999 Maruei, Nagoya Ashikaga Inui Gallery, Ashikaga 2000 Maruei, Toyohashi Hashimoto Bijutsu, Nagoya Ashikaga Inui Gallery, Ashikaga 2001 Maruei, Toyohashi Akasaka Inui Gallery, Tokyo 2002 Hashimoto Bijutsu, Nagoya Akasaka Inui Gallery, Tokyo 2003 Maruei, Nagoya Hashimoto Bijutsu, Nagoya Akasaka Inui Gallery, Tokyo 2004 Hashimoto Bijutsu, Nagoya Touching Stone Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA 2005 Touching Stone Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Awards / Selected Publications 1962 Governor of Mie Prize (twice), crafts department of Mie Arts Exhibition Chairman of Parliament Prize, crafts department of Mie Arts Exhibition 1963 Governor of Aichi Prize, First Asahi Ceramic Arts Exhibition Second Prize, Japan Ceramic Design Competition 1964-70 Silver Prize, Japan Fiber Design Competition Copper Prize (twice), Japan Fiber Design Competition 1972 Encouragement Prize, Asahi Ceramic Arts Exhibition 1973 Special Prize (Kawasaki Prize), Asahi Ceramic Arts Exhibition 1975 Special Prize, Chunichi International Ceramic Arts Exhibition 1976 Governor of Aichi Prize, Chunichi International Ceramic Arts Exhibition 1979 Encouragement Prize, Asahi Ceramic Arts Exhibition 1997 Toward a 21st Century Renaissance in Ceramics, Dohosha Ltd. Publisher.
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