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From Audacity to Harmony: Tea Bowls of the 17th Century

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Major Work(s) on Exhibit 9 results
Designation Name Creation/
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Highlight Tea Bowl By Dōnyū (1599—1656) Edo period, 17th century Gift of Mr. Hirota Matsushige G-5338
Tea Bowl, Named "Kanoko" Madara (Fawn Speckles) By Ichinyū (1640–96); Raku ware, black-Raku type Edo period, 17th century Gift of Mr. Hirota Matsushige G-5340
Tea Caddy with Lugs, Known as “Odaimyo” Seto ware Edo period, 17th century Gift of Mrs. Shiobara Chiyo G-5786
Tea Bowl, Named "Sawarabi" Totoya type, Korea Joseon dynasty, 16th–17th century Gift of Mr. Hirota Matsushige TG-2713
Highlight Tea Bowl, Kyogenbakama type; known as “Naniwazutsu” Korea, Purportedly owned by Sen no Rikyu; formerly owned by the Konoike family Joseon dynasty, 17th century TG-2969
Gosu-Akae Bowl with Flowering Plants Zhangzhou ware, China Ming dynasty, 17th century Gift of Mr. Hirota Matsushige TG-2550
Highlight Container for Thick Tea in the Shape of a Pail with Lotuses and Herons Jingdezhen ware, Nankin-akae type, China, Passed down by the Kōnoike family Ming-Qing dynasty, 17th century Gift of Mr. Hirota Matsushige TG-2601
Highlight Important Cultural Property History of the Tea Bowl Bakohan By Ito Togai (1670-1736) Edo period, dated 1727 (Kyoho 12) Gift of Mr. Mitsui Takahiro TG-2354-2
Highlight Important Cultural Property Water Jar with Peonies, Stoneware with overglaze enamel By Ninsei Edo period, 17th century G-303