Two Shigaraki Chawan–Furutani and Takahashi
The left rounded one was hand-coiled and made by Furutani Kazuya. The right was thrown and made by Takahashi Rakusai V: both superb firings and forms. The Furutani is Sold and the Takahashi is Sold; both in perfect condition with signed boxes, additional photos on request.
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Tall Shigaraki Gourd-Shaped Tokkuri by Tsujimura Shiro
Here is fine, tall hyotan-gata (gourd-shaped) Shigaraki tokkuri by Tsujimura Shiro (b.1947). Tsujimura, as many know, is one of the best chadogu (tea ware) potters in contemporary Japanese ceramics. His works display a fascinating and deep simplicity, as well as a sensual iroke, or… More
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Furutani Michio Tribute Collection—The Only Henko
It is with great honor that we’ll be offering many works of Furutani Michio (1946-2000) directly from the Furutani Family Collection, a first ever. All the works will be listed sometime next week—One large kame and tsubo, mizusashi, chawan, tokkuri, katakuchi, yunomi, guinomi, and koro…. More
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Shigaraki Chawan by Furutani Kazuya
Furutani Kazuya (b.1976) creates Shigaraki chawan in many forms, here a full-rounded one in the guise of the great Honami Koetsu. The contrast of jewel-like natural ash-glaze and Furutani’s crisp ‘hi-iro’ fire color is very engaging, as is the ‘pool.’ In perfect… More
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