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  • Shino ware. Shipping is only available to addresses registered on eBay. 98), Shino ware is regarded as a quintessentially Japanese ceramic. One distinctive characteristic of Shino is small pinholes called suana (nest holes), which tea masters favor and term yuzuhada, or citron skin. Shino glaze is known for its distinctive speckled or mottled surface, which is caused by the interaction of the glaze with the wood ash during firing. The name 'Shino' may derive from 'shiro' meaning white in Japanese, or from a local tea master. . The arched bridge is drawn with two parallel lines, and its pillars are indicated by four vertical strokes. No additional charges will be incurred when you receive the item. Other representative forms are: Muji Shino (no patterns on it), Nezumi Shino （gray colored）, Beni Shino (red colored). It originated in theMino Provinceduring the 16th century and is considered one of the most representative pottery styles of theAzuchi-Momoyama period. Shino ware is a type of Mino ware and is said to have been fired in the Mino kiln during the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Shino Teabowl with Bridge and House, known as “Bridge of the Gods” (Shinkyō) This Shino-ware tea bowl has a linear design of a bridge and a Shinto shrine. 5 Shino is an opaque white glaze used in pottery and ceramics, typically fired in a wood-burning kiln. First produced at the Mino kilns during the Momoyama period (see cat. It emerged in the 16th century. FLOWER VASE Shino-ware signed boxsingle budAge: PostWar Showa period (1940~)Primary Material: Porcelian & PotterySize: See the ruler in the image. Shino ware (志野焼, Shino-yaki) is Japanese pottery, usually stoneware, originally from Mino Province, in present-day Gifu Prefecture, Japan. no. This ceramic style is named after tea master and warrior Furuta Oribe (1545-1615). S-82725 Japanese Shino ware is a type of ceramic ware known for its thick, white, feldspar glaze, often with subtle pink or orange hues peeking through, and a unique surface texture with small holes. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for S3256: Japanese Old Shino-ware TEA BOWL Green tea tool w/signed box Tea Ceremony at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Early Showa period tea utensils set, Shino ware, bamboo, matcha bowl, tea at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Artist's signature, Shino ware bowl, Shino ware bowl, Mino ware, no box. Choko mouth, set of 5 sake cups Shipping Using standard shipping (Japan Post, FedEx or DHL), an estimated delivery date will be around 5-14 days after shipment. A substyle of Shino ware is Nezumi, or “mouse-gray” Shino. Basic form of Shino consists of some drawings or patterns with iron oxide on the surface and half-transparent feldspar glaze over it. - Material: Mino ware. Explore the Designer Ramen Bowls Exhibition, showcasing exquisite Mino ware ramen bowls and traditional Japanese ceramics at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles. These are said to be Shino ware pieces fired in a purple color, which was unprecedented in the history of Japanese ceramics at that time. It’s also notable that Shino and Oribe plate ware was the first native Japanese pottery to be introduced during the tea ceremony meal. Historical Shino ware’s textured surface of pinholes and crackles was greatly esteemed by tea ceremony practitioners who soon incorporated it into the art of tea (chanoyu in Japanese). The subtle appearance and beauty of the original shino ware glazes also acted as a stimulus for potters outside of Japan to recreate these glazes using different soils and firing techniques, which resulted in many fascinating variations. Some of the most prominent that are featured in the current exhibition include Oribe ware, a type of stoneware ceramic known for its whimsical shapes, underglaze iron-brown drawings beside areas of copper green or iron black glaze ; Shino ware, characterized by its thick, creamy, white feldspar glaze; and blue-and-white porcelain, pure white 在燒制黑釉天目過程中，逐漸形成在天目形茶碗上施掛白釉的「白天目茶碗」，改變了中國人以黑釉燒製天目茶碗的型態，使用了被稱為「志野釉」的白釉，相對的也成就了「志野陶」的獨特性。白色志野的出現在日本的陶瓷歷史上是劃時代的創新，志野之前的陶器大多僅在器物上雕刻或壓花，在 Shop Mino ware ceramics from Gifu, Japan's top ceramic region. I picked up this set of FOUR bowls at a very upscale estate sale, and unfortunately do now have any information on their history. 5 Japanese Matcha Tea Bowl Shino ware artist's work matcha bowl tea utensils paper AU $223. Check out our shino ware selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our fine art ceramics shops. The Yuki Shino style features those subtle, organic patterns and glazes that make each piece unique - no two are exactly alike! Mino pottery actually accounts for about 60% of all tableware in Japan, so you're getting the real deal here. MOMOYAMA ceramics Kiseto Setoguro Shino Ware KATO Tokuro HANDEISHI Tea Bowls Art: $49. E-Shino絵志野 tea bowls are Shino ware tea bowls coated with a thick white feldspar glaze and feature iron painting called tetsue, a uniquely Japanese technique that originated in Mino (Gifu Prefecture) during the Momoyama period. Discover the serene beauty of Shino ware pottery, celebrated for its unique imperfections in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Known for its creamy white glaze and warm, organic texture, Shino-yaki pieces are admired for their unique and natural beauty, often used in te Shino was Japan's first high-fired white-glazed pottery with iron-oxide brush markings; most decoration on pottery up until that time had been carved, incised or appliqued. Shino ware, glazed Japanese ceramic ware produced in Mino Province (in modern Gifu Prefecture), and perhaps the most typical variety of pottery produced during the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1574–1600). It is one of the Mino styles from the late 16th century. The blossom of Momoyama Ceramics Kiseto, Setoguro, Shino, Oribe INTRODUCTION: This Catalogue was published on the occasion of the Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Shino ware matcha bowl Hideyama kiln box C8766 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Japanese Shino ware is a type of ceramic ware known for its thick, white, feldspar glaze, often with subtle pink or orange hues peeking through, and a unique surface texture with small holes. This book focuses on Shino, Kiseto, and Oribe ware, featuring about 54 masterpieces of Momoyama period pottery, including tea bowls, and 89 works by KATO Tokuro, who explored the long-defunct Momoyama pottery production method and produced excellent works based on his techniques. Shino ware combines the local white clay with a translucent white glaze formulated from feldspar; its decoration incorporates iron pigment, either painted on or simply poured over the surface, as on this bowl. 90 This item is shipped on a DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) basis. Susuki Shino Ware Plate Set 7pcs Handmade Glazed Ceramic 10. 5. Shino ware was not so finely classified in the past, but today it is classified into plain Shino, Shino (E-Shino), Nezumi-Shino, Akashino, Shino (Aka-Shino), and Shino (Oribe). Photos, Left to Right, Top Row, Bottowm Row Red Shino by Suzuki Osamu, e-Shino by Hayashi Kotaro, Kato Kozo Kagami Shukai, Abe Hitoshi, Tsukamoto Haruhiko, Aka-Shino by Yoshida Yoshihiko ORIBE WARE (Both Green and Black) A high-fired ware that originated around 1600. " Shino ware (志野焼 Shino-yaki) is Japanese pottery, usually stoneware, originally from Mino Province, in present-day Gifu Prefecture, Japan. The name shino may possibly be derived from the name of Shino Soshun, a tea and incense master who Shino-yaki (Shino Ware) is a cherished Japanese pottery style that emerged in the Mino region of Gifu Prefecture, flourishing in the Azuchi-Momoyama period of the 16th century. Forms are usually squat and cylindrical, thick but lightweight. The glazed ware is typically fired for many hours to about cone 8–10. 5cm: $130. Shino-Oribe (志野織部) was originally the precursor to Shino ware, which, unlike old Shino ceramics, is fired in modern multi-chamber hangers There is much variation in the type of ware as well as the surface treatment in Oribe pottery. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network. Shino ware is known for its thick, creamy-white glaze, textured with small holes, frequently applied over abstract floral designs painted in iron-brown. Key Features. This collectible item reflects the rich history and craftsmanship of Japanese pottery. Dishes Check out our japanese shino ware selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our fine art ceramics shops. Explore its history, aesthetics, and significance in this insightful article. It emerged in the 16th century, but the use of shino glaze is now widespread, both in Japan and abroad. Dishes Check out our shino ware selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our fine art ceramics shops. FLOWER VASE Shino-ware signed boxhandleAge: PostWar Showa period (1940~)Primary Material: Porcelian & PotterySize: See the ruler in the image. All content is in Japanese. 77 Susuki Shino Ware Plate Set 7pcs Handmade Glazed Ceramic 10. Shino Substyles: e-Shino Shino ware is a distinctive style of Japanese stoneware pottery originating from the Mino kilns in present-day Gifu Prefecture, produced primarily during the Momoyama period (1573–1615). The clay fraction varies between 15–30% kaolin and/or ball clay, except where large amounts of bentonite (2–6%) are used for glaze suspension. This is a lot of 4 Antique Shino Ware Japanese Playing Cards Artisan French Court Bowls, measuring approximately 6”x 2”. Explore 15+ styles blending tradition and versatility for everyday dining. He is internationally recognized for his work with Shino glazes. Explore yunomi, sake cups, tokkuri, katakuchi and tea bowls. It is made from a combination of feldspar, silica, and kaolin, and is often colored with iron oxide or other metal oxides. Moreover, we commit to promptly correcting any misinformation and maintaining transparency. We send it with your tracking number, so that you can track the delivery status anytime. Learn to identify authentic Shino pottery with our expert guide covering 7 key characteristics including thick white glaze, carbon trapping, pinholes, and fire color. 64 Free postage The tea bowl is an essential item in Japanese tea ceremony culture and is handmade by the maker Shino Ware. American shino glazes also use lots of feldspar-type minerals, but they contain more clay. Shino is a type of pottery that could only be produced in the kilns in the mountains of Mino during the Momoyama period (1573-1600). Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Early Showa period tea utensils set, Shino ware, bamboo, matcha bowl, tea at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Artist's signature, Shino ware bowl, Shino ware bowl, Mino ware, no box. Discover the history and value of this prized Japanese ceramic tradition. Shino ware that has only glaze without iron painting is called “Muji Shino”, and compared to E shino and Nezumi Shino, there are few relics, especially only a few tea bowls. Shino ware (志野焼, Shino-yaki?) is a type of Japanese pottery most identifiable for thick white glazes, red scorch marks, and texture of small holes. Before these, plate ware was wood, perhaps lacquered wood, or if the host was especially wealthy, they might feature Chinese ceramics. Shino is characterized by the Kutani ware, Shino ware, etc. Oribe (green glaze) and Shino (milky white) from Japan’s Mino region. Each type forms part of the uniquely creative, powerful beauty of Mino tea wares. - Surface: textured, natural feel. Shino-style tea bowl "Miyako-dori", Mino ware (桃山時代（16世紀）) Original Source: Toki City Historical Museum of Mino Ceramics Many of the famous pieces made during this period were tea bowls, tea containers, flower vases, bowls, and other types of tea ceremony implements. Shino ware (志野焼, Shino-yaki) is Japanese pottery, usually stoneware, originally from Mino Province, in present-day Gifu Prefecture, Japan. - Product type: Tea bowl (Chawan). Shino ware often uses milky-white ash/feldspar glaze. The four different Mino ware types known as Kiseto, Setoguro, Shino and Oribe flourished one after the other in the late 16th to early 17th centuries. Characterized by its use of fine white clay covered in a thick, feldspathic milky-white glaze that often Oct 9, 2023 · Shino What is Shino ware? The clay, called “Hyakuso-do,” is fired to a tight consistency and covered with a thick white glaze with a soft texture, and elegant patterns are often painted under the glaze with a cool brushstroke. 5cmKey Features Included in this catalog are 7 pieces of Shino ware named Murasakinioi , which were created by Kato Karakuro. The theory is that Shino ware was inspired by a white Chinese teabowl in Shino Soshin’s possession. It is characterized by a heavy body and coarse, crackled, uneven white feldspathic glaze Discover the serene beauty of Shino ware pottery, celebrated for its unique imperfections in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Like other Mino wares, the Shino style is based on older Seto with changes to shape, decoration, and finish. rljwpf, jxysi, xarr, 4rn1, pvyon, ncyiq, 0bqw, hi0dxm, howk4, on0y,