Ryubundo Gold and Silver Inlaid Iron Teapot with Pattern of Bird and Flower 【龙文堂·挫金银花鸟】
Ryubundo Gold and Silver Inlaid Iron Teapot with Pattern of Bird and Flower 【龙文堂·挫金银花鸟】
Ryubundo Gold and Silver Inlaid Iron Teapot with Pattern of Bird and Flower 【龙文堂·挫金银花鸟】
Ryubundo Gold and Silver Inlaid Iron Teapot with Pattern of Bird and Flower 【龙文堂·挫金银花鸟】
Ryubundo Gold and Silver Inlaid Iron Teapot with Pattern of Bird and Flower 【龙文堂·挫金银花鸟】

Ryubundo Gold and Silver Inlaid Iron Teapot with Pattern of Bird and Flower 【龙文堂·挫金银花鸟】

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Ryubundo is one of the leading studios in the Japanese Metalware industry. With many classic and significant masterpieces passing down through generations, Ryubundo kettles are produced with the highest standard of craftsmanship, and with precious materials. The gold and silver inlays on the body illustrate vigorously growing plum branches and vivid birds. The pattern is made with the gold inlay technique, which is a method that embeds gold into another metal. The upper edge, along with the lower waistline is presented with an erosion design and rocky lines. The rough texture contrasts with the exquisiteness of the kettle body, which adds an interesting twist to the entire work.

Material: Iron, bronze, gold, silver

Size: 1000 ml

【龍文堂上田造错金银花鸟铁壶】

龍文堂是日本铁壶制造业中的重要堂号,其多有经典作品传世。本品出身名门,名师出品,质不凡。梅枝劲虬,雀鸟生动,主体以锉金工艺,呼之欲出,上沿及腰线以下以铁蚀及岩肌呈现,与壶身之精美形成反差,别有意味。

材质:铁、铜、金、银

容量:1000 ml 

 


Ryubundo 文堂

From the very early of its history, dating back to the early 18th century, the metalwork studio “Ryubundo” 龍文堂 always represents the highest standard of tetsubin (Japanese iron kettle) making. From the founder of the studio, Shiho Ryubun (1735-1798), every successive director of the studio ryubundo were talented not only in metalworking, but also in painting, calligraphy, and poetry. Therefore, the aristocratic, literatic taste are the main features of ryubundo tetsubin. From the middle of Edo Period (1603-1868) when tea culture were popular everywhere in Japan, the development of ryubundo reached a boom, and this boom continued to the latter Meiji Period (1868~1912), and the studio was mentioned in the ironic novel by the famous Japanese writer Natsume Soseki, I Am a Cat. The sentence writes “those people living a luxurious life would lose their sleep if they could not hear the sound made by the lid of ryubundo iron kettles when water is boiling”

日本京都的金工名家——文堂,在其三百余年的历史当中始终代表着日本茶器具制作的巅峰水准。从创始者四方文(1735-1798), 到之后的历任文堂堂主,皆博学多才,除了金工之外,往往擅长书画,并精通国学。因而,文堂制作的茶器具中,不少都令人遥想当年汉风雅韵。从茶文化盛行的江户时代开始, 文堂铁壶就在贵族间十分兴盛。而在时代巨变的明治,文堂随日本金工一起发展到了极致。被日本二十世纪最著名的小说家,夏目漱石在其代表作《我是猫》中提到。