Raku Ware

Boris Gratry’s abstract compositions share as unique a kinship to artists like Richard Serra or John Chamberlain, as they do with raku-ware, a traditional pottery used in Japanese te...

Boris Gratry’s abstract compositions share as unique a kinship to artists like Richard Serra or John Chamberlain, as they do with raku-ware, a traditional pottery used in Japanese te...

Boris Gratry’s abstract compositions share as unique a kinship to artists like Richard Serra or John Chamberlain, as they do with raku-ware, a traditional pottery used in Japanese te...

Boris Gratry’s abstract compositions share as unique a kinship to artists like Richard Serra or John Chamberlain, as they do with raku-ware, a traditional pottery used in Japanese te...

It was made with technique 'Raku' (Raku ware). It was made around 1980s (Showa era).

Nice pair of decorative vessels one-of-a-kind wheel thrown sculpted handles raku fired technique great condition (smaller one is 16" H x 17" W).

Raku ware is for decorative use only, and will not hold water.

Raku ware is low fired and will not hold water. Dried flowers only.

Approximately 8” tall by 8” wide Raku-ware is low-fired and will not hold water. Use with dried flowers only.

Mint condition From Japan, a beautiful hand-built, painted and glazed, Raku ware tea bowl created over fifty years ago.

The organic shape and sporadic patterning of the stone slab top calls to mind the irregular beauty of raku ware. A type of Japanese pottery best known for tea ceremony ware, raku pot...

It is a type of Japanese stoneware recognized by its freely-applied glaze as well as its dramatic visual departure from the more somber, monochrome shapes and vessels common in Raku ...

In the first year of Bunsei Era, he built a kiln at Sanyaso in Momoyama and began to produce Raku ware.

Raku ware is a type of Japanese pottery traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies, most often in the form of chawan tea bowls.

Developed as an instrument of the tea ceremony, raku ware is characterized by a strong spiritual dimension.

Mint, Signed and Boxed Japan Raku or Seto ware a large hand made and hand glazed stoneware plate of mount Fuji mountains and moon Dimensions: 12.25 inches diameter.

It was made with technique 'Raku' (Raku ware). It was made around 1970s (Showa era).

Large pair of Raku Ware lamps designed for a Steve Chase interior.

Slight variations can occur by nature and intent. Raku-ware is low-fired and will not hold water. Dried flowers only.

Due to the nature of raku-ware this piece is for decorative use only and will not hold water.  

Mint condition From Japan, a beautiful hand-built, painted and glazed, Raku ware tea bowl created over fifty years ago.

It is a type of Japanese stoneware recognized by its freely-applied glaze as well as its dramatic visual departure from the more somber, monochrome shapes and vessels common in Raku ...

He continued to specialize in tea ceremony bowls and utensils while continuing to study and evolve the art of Raku ware. He is also active as a leading potter of the official kiln of...

He continued to specialize in tea ceremony bowls and utensils while continuing to study and evolve the art of Raku ware. He is also active as a leading potter of the official kiln of...

It is a type of Japanese stoneware recognized by its freely-applied glaze as well as its dramatic visual departure from the more somber, monochrome shapes and vessels common in Raku ...

The successive generations of Miwa potters have produced all sorts of works besides tea ware, including Raku ware (Kyusetsu I and IV studied in Kyoto), figurines of mythical creature...

This long figure, created by Alain Kurylo, is entitled "Intuition". It is carried out with the raku technique, consisting in smoking the piece in wood chips or sawdust, in order to g...

This long figure, created by Alain Kurylo, is entitled "Intuition". It is carried out with the raku technique, consisting in smoking the piece in wood chips or sawdust, in order to g...

This is a phenomenal piece of Raku ware that was obviously made by a very talented and skilled artist.

A fantastic ceramic closed-form pot with rattle by Japanese American artist Toshiko Takaezu (American, 1922 - 2011). The story: In the 1980s, potter Lola Rae invited Toshika to her ...

Poul Soldner Raku-Fired Crazed Pedestal Piece Vessel 1983 marked underside 83-28-6283 Sodner attended the Los Angeles County Art Institute, and became Peter Voulkos's first student i...