Tea Ceremony Kettle with Overlapping Wind Wrought Patterns

H 16.4 / ø 21.1 cm,Year.2021
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Seiichi Kakutani

1939 -
  • Metalwork
  • Price Range Under $7,000
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  • Awards at Japan Kōgei Assoc. Exhibitions : 2

Description

  • Category
    Metalwork
  • Dimensions
    H 16.4 / ø 21.1 cm
  • Year presented
    2021
  • Rarity
    Unique

Techniques Used

Clay mold casting

In clay mold casting (sōgata), a symmetrical mold is produced by rotating a template called a strickle board in a mixture of sand and clay to shape the walls of the mold. Clay mold casting is predominantly used to produce tea ceremony kettles and temple bells. After the piece is removed from the mold, it is heated and painted with lacquer (urushi) or a solution of iron, vinegar, and alcohol known as ohaguro (“teeth blackening liquid”) to produce a unique, dark finish.

Selected exhibitions

  • The 49th Metalworks Traditional Kōgei Exhibition (2021)
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photo Tea Ceremony Kettle with Overlapping Wind Wrought Patterns
Tea Ceremony Kettle with Overlapping Wind Wrought Patterns Seiichi Kakutani
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