Blue-White Glazed Jar by Kiyomizu Hiroaki
A cool waterfall cascades down this vessel by Kiyomizu Hiroaki(b.1986). Kiyomizu is heir to the illustrious Kiyomizu Rokube family and the future Rokube IX. A work by father XIII is also shown and details gladly sent on request. This work is 37cm.tallx25cm. signed on base and with a signed box. DHL… More
140,000 yen
Gold-Irabo Glazed Sculpture Vase by Kiyomizu Rokube VII
This Kiyomizu Rokube VII’s (1922-2006) work has an interesting story. It came in the box on the right–faded–and t fit perfectly yet the description was off, it said black glazed. We figured even though the piece fit perfectly into the box it was not the original box for the work… More
230,000 yen including shipping
Silver Thread Pearly Luster Lotus Porcelain Vessel by Nakada Hiroshi
Nakada Hiroshi(b.1979) works out of Ishikawa prefecture and is based in the heartland for Kutani pottery. He has created though his own unique style which is far from traditional Kutani, it’s a meticulous technique of adding silver foil motifs on porcelain, here in the form of a lotus…. More
450,000 yen including delivery
Shigaraki Ripped/Gold Kintsugi Vase by Sawa Kiyotsugu
Positioned in a strategic spot while loading the kiln, this vase was then plucked from the height of firing and allowed to cool rapidly and thus gray and green natural ash-glaze on this Sawa Kiyotsugu vase. Sawa (b.1948) is known for his attacking approach to the rough clay, ripping and tearing it,… More
330,000 including delivery
Mashiko Guinomi by Hamada Shoji
The current issue of Tohsetsu–the Japan Ceramic Society’s journal–has on the cover a Hamada Shoji work and the main feature of the issue is the relationship of Hamada with Bernard Leach and fellow Mashiko potters. The Hamada photo courtesy of Tohsetsu. Here is a fine Hamada… More
180,000 yen including delivery
Shizen-yu(Natural Ash Glaze) Vase by Tsujimura Shiro
No introduction needed for Tsujimura Shiro, a classic rugged vase, notice all the melted feldspar and the one coveted ‘landscape’ of the bursting stone known as ishihaze; the vase holds water just fine. In perfect condition with a signed box, 25cm.tall.
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230,000 yen
Shigaraki-Hidasuki Tokkuri by Tsuji Seimei
Tsuji Seimei (1927-2008) loved to drink sake and was known as the Yokozuna Sake Drinker of the East; Yokozuna of course referring to the highest ranking in Sumo. Our gallery has handled quite a few Tsuji tokkuri yet few as large and bold as this one, and also with a hidasuki rope straw firing… More
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