Takauchi Shugo 高内秀剛 (b.1937) - Chawan (2) - Stoneware - Ki-Iraho Akae Chawan Pair
Takauchi Shugo (b. 1937) is a noted Japanese potter celebrated for his Ki-Iraho Akae chawan, a pair of stoneware tea bowls distinguished by their vibrant red (aka-e) overglaze enamel painting. Ki-Iraho refers to a rare glaze effect with a soft golden or amber tone. These bowls combine traditional Japanese tea ware techniques with artistic brushwork, embodying both utility and refined aesthetics essential to the tea ceremony. As a contemporary artist working in the 20th century, Takauchi Shugo’s work reflects a blend of innovation and respect for heritage, making his chawan highly valued among collectors and tea practitioners.
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