Yamada Kazu 山田和 Japanese, b. 1946
Hikidashi-kuro Tea Bowl 引出黒茶, 1990s
Stoneware
H3.7” x Dia4.9”
H9.5cm x Dia12.6cm
H9.5cm x Dia12.6cm
With signed wood box
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An excellent example of Hikidashi-Kuro: the a tea bowl is pulled out of kiln when it is a cherry red color, and dipped into water, the sudden shock created by...
An excellent example of Hikidashi-Kuro: the a tea bowl is pulled out of kiln when it is a cherry red color, and dipped into water, the sudden shock created by the sudden interaction between heat and cold creates this pitch black leather quality surface.
