Shallow tea bowl

Object Details

• Artist

  Ohi Chozaemon IX (1901-1986)

• Description

  Low, wide earthenware tea bowl of light clay body with a milky white glaze and an etched drawing in blue pigment of a Shinto bell. An unreadable seal impressed on interior wall base.

• Marks

  Unreadable seal impressed on interior wall base.

• Collection

  Freer Gallery of Art Collection

• Exhibition History

  Knotted Clay: Raku Ceramics and Tea (December 9, 2023 - ongoing)

• Origin

  Japan

• Credit Line

  The Kinsey Chanoyu Collection, Gift of Gregory Kinsey

• Type

  Vessel

• On View

  Freer Gallery 20a: Knotted Clay: Raku Ceramics and Tea

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• Related Resources

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• Date

  1910s, 1980s

• Name

  Ohi, Chozaemon

• Place

  Japan

• Topic

  Ohi ware, Bells, Art, The Kinsey Chanoyu Collection, Japanese Art, Pottery, Tea ceremony, Ceramics

• Culture

  Japanese

• Object Type

  Vessels (containers)

• On View

  Yes