Tea Bowl: Hamada

Maker
Shoji Hamada
Production date
Pre 1965
 Description
One glazed oversized tea bowl and a separated piece of paper with Dundar Sloane 497 on it.
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Object Detail

Maker
Production place
Japan/Eastern Asia/Asia
Collecting unit
Ceramics
Asian Applied Arts
Asia
Decorative Arts
Production role
Maker
Provenance details
In 1965 Shoji Hamada brought this tea bowl with him from Japan to display in his major exhibition held at Canterbury Museum. The tea bowl was purchased by a visitor to the display and later acquired by Canterbury Museum.: Mr Shoji Hamada: Japan/Eastern Asia/Asia: 1965
Measurements
Diameter: whole: 140mm
Height: whole: 130mm
Associated person
Associated person notes
In 1965, Hamada brought with him a major exhibition which was shown at Canterbury Museum. This tea bowl was included in the exhibition.
Current rights
All Rights Reserved
Current rights code
All Rights Reserved
Other Id
3651
Accession number
2017.73.1

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