Silver Bowl in the Shape of a Flower with Polychrome Enamels, XX Century, Work by Kumeno Teitaro
Silver Bowl in the Shape of a Flower with Polychrome Enamels, XX Century, Work by Kumeno Teitaro
This refined silver bowl, expertly forged by Japanese artist Kumeno Teitaro, represents a sublime fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics. The open flower shape, made with the Tsuiki jipo technique, is embellished with delicate polychrome glazes that accentuate the natural veins of the petals, giving the object a vibrant liveliness and timeless refinement.
The compact size of the bowl, measuring 13×16 cm and weighing 556 grams, makes it an elegant and functional complement to any home or office environment, ideal for accommodating small precious objects or simply to be admired as a work of art. The use of polychrome enamels not only visually enriches the piece, but also emphasizes the technical mastery of Teitaro, an artist known for his skill in working with precious metals.
Hailing from Japan, this bowl is an exceptional piece of twentieth-century design that embodies the harmony and beauty of Japanese art. Every detail, from the shape to the decoration, is designed to celebrate nature and craftsmanship, making this silver bowl not only an object of use, but a true testimony of Japan’s artistic culture.
| Author | Kumeno Teitaro |
|---|---|
| Century | XX |
| Material | Polychrome Enamels, Silver |
| Technique | Tsuiki Jippo |
| Length | 13cm |
| Height | 16cm |
| Weight | 556g |
| Provenance | Japan |
Description
This refined silver bowl, expertly forged by Japanese artist Kumeno Teitaro, represents a sublime fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics. The open flower shape, made with the Tsuiki jippo technique, is embellished with delicate polychrome glazes that accentuate the natural veins of the petals, giving the object a vibrant liveliness and timeless refinement.
