百万石文化を伝え育てる加賀の茶陶

1990年秋開館。大樋長左衛門窯敷地内にあり、初代から現代までの大樋焼と加賀藩ゆかりの茶道具を展示。館長は十一代大樋長左衛門。常設展示は三室で、歴代作品や文化人との関わりを紹介。陶壁は十代長左衛門作、前庭「風庭」は勅使河原宏監修。ミシュランガイドで個人美術館として異例の一つ星を獲得。

Opened in the fall of 1990. Located on the premises of the Ohi Chozaemon Kiln, the museum exhibits Ohi ceramic from the first generation to the present and tea ceremony utensils related to the Kaga domain. The director of the museum is Ohi Chozaemon XI. The permanent exhibition consists of three rooms, introducing the works of successive generations and their relationship with cultural figures. The ceramic wall is by Chozaemon X, and the front garden “Futei” was supervised by Hiroshi Teshigawara. The museum was awarded one star in the Michelin Guide, an unprecedented honor for a private museum.

<現在この作品（襖絵）は美術館にて展示中>
金沢市指定建造物である屋敷内には「芳土庵」裏千家十一代玄々斎家元命名・「陶土軒」裏千家十五代鵬雲斎家元設計/命名
「松濤間」十八代前田利祐様命名・「年々庵」建築家 隈研吾氏設計/裏千家十五代鵬雲斎家元命名などの茶室があり、日本画家 千住博氏制作による襖絵が施されています。

<This work (fusuma painting) is currently on display at the museum.>
There are several tea rooms within this building, which is a Kanazawa City designated historic architectural structure. The first tea room is called “Houdoan,” named by 11th Urasenke Grand Tea Master Gengensai. The name has the meaning of “good fragrance of clay.” The second tea room is called “Toudoken,” named by 15th Urasenke Grand Tea Master Hounsai. The third tea room is called “Shotonoma,” named by18th Maeda Lord Toshiyasu. Finally, the fourth tea room is called “Nennenan,” which was named by 15th Urasenke Grand Tea Master Hounsai and designed by the Japanese architect, Kengo Kuma. There is also a fusuma (Japanese sliding door), which was beautifully painted by the Japanese painter, Hiroshi Senju.