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Covered Vessel (Futamono) with Plum Tree, Stoneware with iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe type), Japan
Covered Vessel (Futamono) with Plum Tree
Japan
early 17th century
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki), Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type), Japan
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki)
Japan
early 17th century
Used-Water Container (Kensui), Stoneware with iron glaze (Takatori ware), Japan
Used-Water Container (Kensui)
Japan
mid-19th century
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki), Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type), Japan
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki)
Japan
early 17th century
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki), Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type), Japan
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki)
Japan
early 17th century
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki), Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type), Japan
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki)
Japan
early 17th century
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki), Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type), Japan
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki)
Japan
early 17th century
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki), Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type), Japan
Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki)
Japan
early 17th century
Tall Freshwater Jar (Hoso-mizusashi) with Striped Design, Porcelain with cobalt blue under transparent glaze (Hizen ware, Arita type), Japan
Tall Freshwater Jar (Hoso-mizusashi) with Striped Design
Japan
late 18th century
Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi) with Geometric Patterns, Ogata Ihachi (Kyoto Kenzan II) Japanese, Stoneware with polychrome enamels under transparent glaze (Kyoto ware); wood with black lacquer lid, Japan
Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi) with Geometric Patterns
Ogata Ihachi (Kyoto Kenzan II)
first half 18th century
Walnut Greenrock Bench, George Nakashima American, Wood, Japan
Walnut Greenrock Bench
George Nakashima
1986–87
Square Dish with Spring Flowers and Grasses, Ogata Kenzan Japanese, Stoneware with polychrome enamels under transparent glaze (Kyoto ware), Japan
Square Dish with Spring Flowers and Grasses
Style of Ogata Kenzan
18th century
Walnut Greenrock Bench, George Nakashima American, Wood, Japan
Walnut Greenrock Bench
George Nakashima
1986–87
Tea Scoop (Chashaku), Sen no Rikyū Japanese, Bent and carved bamboo, Japan
Tea Scoop (Chashaku)
Attributed to Sen no Rikyū
1580s
Set of Five Camellia-Shaped Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) with Camellia Patterns, Ogata Kenzan Japanese, Stoneware with white slip under and polychrome enamels over transparent glaze (Kyoto, Kenzan ware), Japan
Set of Five Camellia-Shaped Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) with Camellia Patterns
Workshop of Ogata Kenzan
18th century
Nanban Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi) with Large Handles, Nonomura Ninsei Japanese, Stoneware with natural ash glaze (Kyoto ware), Japan
Nanban Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi) with Large Handles
Attributed to Nonomura Ninsei
second half 17th century
Tenmyō Kettle, Named “Taya Itome”, Cast iron, Japan
Tenmyō Kettle, Named “Taya Itome”
Japan
16th century
Round Wooden Incense Container (Kōgō) with Sen no Rikyū’s Signature, Wood, iron, and silver clamps; lacquer, Japan
Round Wooden Incense Container (Kōgō) with Sen no Rikyū’s Signature
Japan
16th century
Tea Caddy (Chaire) in Taikai Shape, Stoneware with natural ash glaze; ivory lid (Shigaraki type), Japan
Tea Caddy (Chaire) in Taikai Shape
Japan
16th century
Letter of Invitation, Hon'ami Kōetsu Japanese, Hanging scroll; ink on paper, Japan
Letter of Invitation
Hon'ami Kōetsu
after 1615
Kettle (Kama) with Willow and Cherry, Ōnishi Gorōzaemon Japanese, Cast iron and bronze, Japan
Kettle (Kama) with Willow and Cherry
Ōnishi Gorōzaemon
mid-17th century
Set of Five Medium Dishes (Chūzara) with Plum-Blossom Patterns, Ogata Kenzan Japanese, Stoneware with white slip under and polychrome enamels over transparent glaze (Kyoto, Kenzan ware), Japan
Set of Five Medium Dishes (Chūzara) with Plum-Blossom Patterns
Workshop of Ogata Kenzan
18th century
Box in the Shape of an Object Wrapped with a Polka-Dot Textile Wrapper (Furoshiki), Matsuda Yuriko Japanese, Porcelain with polychrome enamels and gold over transparent glaze, Japan
Box in the Shape of an Object Wrapped with a Polka-Dot Textile Wrapper (Furoshiki)
Matsuda Yuriko
1998
Water-Dropper (Suiteki) in Raccoon Dog Shape, Stoneware with iron under feldspar glaze (Mino ware, E-Shino type), Japan
Water-Dropper (Suiteki) in Raccoon Dog Shape
Japan
early 17th century
Letter about Sake, Sen no Rikyū Japanese, Hanging scroll; ink on paper, Japan
Letter about Sake
Sen no Rikyū
ca. 1583
Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi), Named “Hotei”, Stoneware with natural ash glaze (Iga ware), Japan
Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi), Named “Hotei”
Japan
ca. 1600
Black Raku Tea Bowl, Named “Kaedegure” (Twilight by the Maples), Raku Chōjirō Japanese, Earthenware with black Raku glaze (Raku ware), Japan
Black Raku Tea Bowl, Named “Kaedegure” (Twilight by the Maples)
Attributed to Raku Chōjirō
late 16th century