A celadon chawan titled "Takekaze" (Bamboo Wind) by Hatta Sokoku, fired at Heian Seiji kiln.
The glaze settles into a cool blue-gray — not the green of Korean celadon, but the quieter, more restrained palette that defines Japanese seiji tradition. The surface is smooth and unified. No decoration competes with the glaze itself.
The form holds a calm proportion: slightly tapered walls rising to a gentle lip. In the hands, the weight feels considered. In use, the interior becomes a still surface for tea.
"Takekaze" — bamboo wind — suggests movement without turbulence. A name that describes the feeling of this bowl more than its appearance.
Heian Seiji kiln carries the lineage of Kyoto celadon, where the pursuit has always been clarity of color over complexity of form.
■ [ DETAILS ] • Artist: Hatta Sokoku (八田蘇谷) • Kiln: Heian Seiji kiln (平安青磁窯) • Origin: Kyoto, Japan • Dimensions: Approx. 13cm diameter × 7.7cm height • Condition: No chips or cracks • Includes: Signed tomobako with bold calligraphy
🔹 [ SHIPPING & PACKAGING ] • Dispatch: Within 1-6 business days • Carrier: Japan Post EMS / UPS (with tracking) • Packaging: Carefully wrapped with protective materials
