Kishimoto Kennin Tokkuri from the Yellin Collection
To commemorate the publication of Robert Yellin's new book, "Ode to Japanese Pottery," we will begin a Shuki (sake vessel) exhibition starting today, July 26th to the 31st of August. Featured items will include approx. 100 vessels from the Yellin Collection, as well as many works by various artis... More
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Shuki Exhibition 28: Tokkuri by Kaneshige Michiaki
To commemorate the publication of Robert Yellin's new book, "Ode to Japanese Pottery," we will begin a Shuki (sake vessel) exhibition starting today, July 26th to the 31st of August. Featured items will include approx. 100 vessels from the Yellin Collection, as well as many works by various artis... More
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Bizen Guinomi by Kaneshige Toyo
To commemorate the publication of Robert Yellin's new book, "Ode to Japanese Pottery," we will begin a Shuki (sake vessel) exhibition starting today, July 26th to the 31st of August. Featured items will include approx. 100 vessels from the Yellin Collection, as well as many works by various artis... More
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Sekki Futamono Lidded Vase by Mihara Ken
Mihara Ken (1958- ), the first artist to hold an online exhibition at our gallery, is an amazing artist. His respect from critics and fans of the pottery world is growing with every day (as well as his long list of awards), and is without doubt one of the most creative potters of his generation (... More
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Seihakuji Mizusashi by Ono Kotaro
Ono Kotaro (1953- ), winner of the 4th Mashiko Ceramics Competition Hamada Shoji Prize, creates sleek, sharp porcelain wares. Yet, what is unique about this artist is that his porcelain has two sides to its character: at first glance, his wares look crisp and cool, like fallen snowdrops. Yet at t... More
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Oribe Vase by Kouchi Hidetoshi
Seto potter Kouchi Hidetoshi (1960- ) is quickly gaining much attention, both domestically and overseas, for his innovative, dynamic designs and glazing, breathing life into old styles. Kouchi drags a piece of wood, like a flat stick, over the raw clay form to create the rugged textures. His Orib... More
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Turkish Blue Bajohai Guinomi by Kato Kenji
Veteran Mino potter Kato Kenji's (1933- ) specialty is his "toruko-ao" or Turkish Blue glaze, as can be seen in this delicately-potted and underglazed bajohai (tall-footed) guinomi. After graduating from the Kyoto University of Fine Art, he apprenticed under Kyoto legend Tomimoto Kenkichi. After ... More
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Shigaraki Uzukumaru by Nagaoka Masami
A 30-minute drive south from our Mishima office brings us to Shuzenji, a small "onsen" hot-spring village snugged between the hills of the Izu Peninsula. In the hills of Shuzenji works the extremely talented Nagaoka Masami (1948- ). Nagaoka is not only well-versed in medieval Iga and Shigaraki wa... More
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Tamba Haiyu Tsubo by Nishihata Tadashi
Other than urban-stylish potter Ichino Masahiko, another great potter in Tamba is Nishihata Tadashi (1948 -), the son of excellent Tamba potter Nishihata Sueharu. Nishihata apprenticed to his father in 1969, and since has went on to win many awards, such as the Grand Prize at the Tanabe Museum's ... More
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