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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Suzuki Sansei 鈴木三成, Celadon sake cup

Suzuki Sansei 鈴木三成 b. 1936

Celadon sake cup
Stoneware
1 1/4 × 2 7/8 × 2 7/8 in (3.2 × 7.3 × 7.3 cm)
With signed wood box
$ 280.00
Suzuki Sansei 鈴木三成, Celadon sake cup
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The celebrated ceramicist Suzuki Sansei (b. 1936) has devoted his life to mastering celadon glazes, exploring with exceptional skill the full expressive potential of this demanding medium. This Guan-type celadon...
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The celebrated ceramicist Suzuki Sansei (b. 1936) has devoted his life to mastering celadon glazes, exploring with exceptional skill the full expressive potential of this demanding medium.


This Guan-type celadon Sakazuki sake cup, has a softly rounded silhouette. Its harmonious proportions are enhanced by a luminous blue-green glaze. During the Song dynasty (960–1279), the finely veined crackle pattern that developed within the glaze matrix was highly prized. Created through a precise shrinkage process, the crackles enrich the softly lustrous, creamy blue-green surface, which diffuses light while retaining a refined matte quality.


Among the celebrated contemporary Japanese ceramicists, Suzuki Sansei has revived this aesthetic sense and tradition with deep sensitivity.

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