Oribe

Furuta Oribe was one of the most influential tea masters in Japan, succeeding Sen no Rikyu in the 16th century. He introduced a feeling of modernism through his approach to ceramics and other arts and crafts, compared to the austereness dominant during the time. His use of unusual and organic shapes, and boldly colored glazes and designs was such a departure, that it was influential far beyond just the ceramic and tea ceremony circles. Designs found on many serving vessels (by far the most common form of Oribe ware) have motifs such as flowers or geometrical patterns taken from tsujigahana textiles.

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	Teacup Kikagakumon Kuro Oribe This black teacup has Oribe-inspired designs, inside and out. Dimensions: 3-3/8" length by 3-1/4" width by 4-1/2" height Capacity: ...	$22.00 Add:
	Plate Square Gold/Taupe Arabesque-L Dimensions: 8-1/4" square	$35.00 $27.00 Save: 23% off Add:
	Sake 1:2 Oblong Oribe/Brown 2-7/8" length by 2-7/8" width by 5-1/4" height; 10 ounces capacity.	$27.00 Add:
	Plate/4 Square Black Oribe Crests Set of four. Dimensions: 3-1/2" square	$30.00 Add:
	Plate/4 Square Oribe Crests Set of four. Dimensions: 3-1/2" square	$30.00 Add:
	Cup Sogi Oribe/Kizeto 3-3/8" diameter by 6-1/8" height; 12-1/2 ounces capacity.	$33.00 Add:
	Sake 1:4 Oribe "Kizuna" Dimensions: 3" diameter by 6-1/2" height 14 ounces capacity	$33.00 Add:
	Sake 1:2 Brown/Oribe Owl Dimensions: 3" diameter by 4-7/8" height 10 ounces capacity	$35.00 Add:
	Bowl Oribe Kasanezara with Wooden Box This Oribe-style bowl is shaped like two nested ceramic squares, and has a green glaze. It is packaged in a wooden box. 8" square.	$37.50 Add:
	Teacup/5 Pearl/Oribe Set of five in a two-tone cardboard box. 3-3/8" diameter by 2-3/8" height; 6 ounces capacity.	$40.00 Add: