Momiji no kama
H 16.2 cm,Year.2014Tetsushi Nagano III
1972 -- Metalwork
- Public Collections : MOA Museum of Art etc.
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Price Range
Under $8,000
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About the Artwork
The front of this iron pot used for tea ceremony is ornamented with autumn leaves, and the opposite side is covered with rasp texture. The expression allows us to causally enjoy the leaves regardless of the season.
Description
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CategoryMetalwork
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DimensionsH 16.2 cm
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Note on sizeMouth 9.1 cm
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Year presented2014
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.
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