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【茶器/茶道具 風炉＆風炉釜＆五徳＆敷板付】 面取風炉 金谷浄雲作＆真形釜 浜松地紋 菊池政光作又は鵬雲斎好写し 遠山霰筒釜 菊池政光作＆五徳＆敷板付 4点セット
【茶器/茶道具 風炉＆風炉釜＆五徳＆敷板付】 面取風炉 金谷浄雲作＆真形釜 浜松地紋 菊池政光作又は鵬雲斎好写し 遠山霰筒釜 菊池政光作＆五徳＆敷板付 4点セット
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●What is arare (grain)? It is a decorative technique for the surface of a tea kettle, in which small granular protrusions are made to stand out on the surface.
Arare is made by pushing each grain into the finished mold with a spatula with a rounded tip. These grains are called arare, and the act of pushing the grains is called hitting the arare.
It is also called "ararehada."
There are various types of hail, ranging from small grains to large grains, such as ko-arare (small hail), o-arare (large hail), and oni-arare (very large hail).
It may be applied to the entire kettle or to just a few parts such as the shoulders and waist. There are also some where patterns are placed inside the arare through windows carved into the arare, or where patterns are scattered on top of the arare pattern.
In the Ashiya kettle, the grains are small and have rounded, gentle tips, and many of them are covered in hail, while those with only partial damage are said to be from a later period.
Size: Beveled Furnace: Approx. H21 x D31.8cm
Material: Lid (Kara bronze [Karakin])
Brazier (Karakane)
Artist: Beveled Furnace (by Jyoun Kanaya)
Shingata Kama-sete Hamamatsu ground pattern (by Masamitsu Kikuchi)
Toyama Araretsutsu Kettle Set, Hounsai's favorite (made by Masamitsu Kikuchi)
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[Kanaya Jyon]
Born in Takaoka in 1933
In 1958, he became a member of the Japan Crafts Association and studied under Kankei Hannya.
Since then, he has studied at Hannya Foundry for over 40 years.
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[Masamitsu Kikuchi]
A kettle maker living in Yamagata
Studied under Takahashi Keisuke
An artist who inherits the tradition of Oshu Yamagata casting
Born January 19, 1937 in Yamagata Prefecture
Since his first selection at the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 1973, he has been selected more than 10 times.
Received the Japan Crafts World Tokyo Branch Award at the 5th Traditional Crafts Musashino Store
He has been selected 12 times for the Japanese Traditional Crafts Metalwork Exhibition.
In 1982, he was certified as a Japanese traditional craftsman.
Full member, Japan Crafts Association
Received the Yamagata City Skill Achievement Award in 1991
1998 Yamagata Prefecture Outstanding Skilled Worker Award
2002 Traditional Crafts Merit Award
Selected for the Japan Metalwork New Works Exhibition 15 times
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Box: Beveled Furnace (paper box)
Kettle (Paulownia box)
Bottom board (paper box)
Arare is made by pushing each grain into the finished mold with a spatula with a rounded tip. These grains are called arare, and the act of pushing the grains is called hitting the arare.
It is also called "ararehada."
There are various types of hail, ranging from small grains to large grains, such as ko-arare (small hail), o-arare (large hail), and oni-arare (very large hail).
It may be applied to the entire kettle or to just a few parts such as the shoulders and waist. There are also some where patterns are placed inside the arare through windows carved into the arare, or where patterns are scattered on top of the arare pattern.
In the Ashiya kettle, the grains are small and have rounded, gentle tips, and many of them are covered in hail, while those with only partial damage are said to be from a later period.
Size: Beveled Furnace: Approx. H21 x D31.8cm
Material: Lid (Kara bronze [Karakin])
Brazier (Karakane)
Artist: Beveled Furnace (by Jyoun Kanaya)
Shingata Kama-sete Hamamatsu ground pattern (by Masamitsu Kikuchi)
Toyama Araretsutsu Kettle Set, Hounsai's favorite (made by Masamitsu Kikuchi)
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[Kanaya Jyon]
Born in Takaoka in 1933
In 1958, he became a member of the Japan Crafts Association and studied under Kankei Hannya.
Since then, he has studied at Hannya Foundry for over 40 years.
----------
[Masamitsu Kikuchi]
A kettle maker living in Yamagata
Studied under Takahashi Keisuke
An artist who inherits the tradition of Oshu Yamagata casting
Born January 19, 1937 in Yamagata Prefecture
Since his first selection at the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 1973, he has been selected more than 10 times.
Received the Japan Crafts World Tokyo Branch Award at the 5th Traditional Crafts Musashino Store
He has been selected 12 times for the Japanese Traditional Crafts Metalwork Exhibition.
In 1982, he was certified as a Japanese traditional craftsman.
Full member, Japan Crafts Association
Received the Yamagata City Skill Achievement Award in 1991
1998 Yamagata Prefecture Outstanding Skilled Worker Award
2002 Traditional Crafts Merit Award
Selected for the Japan Metalwork New Works Exhibition 15 times
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Box: Beveled Furnace (paper box)
Kettle (Paulownia box)
Bottom board (paper box)
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