A truly rare and valuable Japanese antique — this Shimadai tea bowl (chawan) dates back to the 1980s and is a collaborative work between renowned artist Sasaki Shoraku and Kobayashi Taigen, whose signature is included on the box.
🍵 This piece is finished in a silver-glazed Akaraku style, a classic form used in Japanese tea ceremonies, representing harmony, elegance, and refined craftsmanship.
🏮 Sourced directly from a Japanese government antique auction, this is a certified collectible with both artistic and cultural value.
✅ Authentic 1980s Shimadai chawan
✅ Hand-painted Akaraku style with silver glaze
✅ Includes box signed by Kobayashi Taigen
✅ Artist: Sasaki Shoraku
✅ Perfect for tea ceremony or display
✅ Sourced from Japan gov’t auction
✅ Collectible Japanese pottery
Condition:
Excellent antique condition
No cracks or damage noted
Some natural aging may be visible
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Measurements:
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This is a one-of-a-kind piece of Japanese ceramic artistry — ideal for collectors of tea ceremony utensils, Japanese pottery, or those seeking authentic vintage elegance.
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📦 Condition
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