Rupert Grottenthaler Ofentränen Hell Vordere Seite KINTEI Sense Japanische Keramik
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” back right side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” front right side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” front KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” kiln tear detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” base KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” koge burn detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” seashell imprint detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” opening KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” opening from above KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” vase from above KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left side detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left front side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left side back KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left back side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Ofentränen Hell Vordere Seite KINTEI Sense Japanische Keramik
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” back right side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” front right side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” front KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” kiln tear detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” base KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” koge burn detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” seashell imprint detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” opening KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” opening from above KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” vase from above KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left side detail KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left front side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left side back KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics
Rupert Grottenthaler Light kiln “tears” left back side KINTEI Sense Japanese ceramics

RUPERT GROTTENTHALER Small kiln “tears” vase

199,00 €

incl. 19% VAT zzgl. Versandkosten

R.G. KERAMIK – RUPERT GROTTENTHALER
Nandlstadt, Deutschland
Ceramics – Handmade

 

Kleine Ofentränen Vase mit Ascheanflugglasur

As each piece is handmade, every creation is unique and may vary slightly in shape, colour, size, and weight from the item shown in our gallery.
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Description

Rupert Grottenthaler’s small kiln “tears” vase carries a poetic name derived from the beautiful patterns of natural ash deposition in wood firing. The vase was placed horizontally in the kiln, allowing the ash glaze to accumulate on the back and then flow toward the front, forming tear-like shapes—referred to as “eyes” in Japanese.
To keep the piece in a horizontal position and prevent it from sticking to the kiln shelves, it was supported on seashells, traces of which are still visible on the surface.

Rupert Grottenthaler’s small kiln “tears” vase was formed from Westerwald clay and evokes characteristic Shigaraki vessels. It was then fired in a smoke-free Sasukenei wood kiln. The Westerwald clay interacts exceptionally well with ash from spruce and walnut wood, producing a wide range of colour variations and organic surface patterns that invite endless visual exploration.

 

R.G. KERAMIK – RUPERT GROTTENTHALER

Rupert Grottenthaler built the smoke-free Sasukenei wood-fired kiln in Nandlstadt in 2008. His ceramics combine the drama of fire with Bavarian technique and Japanese aesthetics.

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