Furutani Kazuya Iga and Shigaraki Vases
The first Shigaraki rectangular vase is 12cm tall x 29.5 x 12.3cm and is sold; and the second Iga square vase is 23cm tall x 11.5cm. More
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Large Geometrical Patterned Tsubo-jar by Okada Kenzo
Okada Kanzo(b.1948) showed at the 1993 Japan Society, NYC exhibition titled 'Modern Japanese Ceramics in American Collections' and from that catalog, 'The one constant in Okada's work, which has gone through several phases, is his frequent preoccupation with unusual shapes and habitual use of abs... More
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Oribe Tsubo-Jar by Tamaoki Yasuo
In Kuroda Ryoji's 1969 book 'Contemporary Chawan' he called Tamaoki one of Mino's five great 'hopefuls' who, along with Kato Seizo, Kato Takuo, Kato Kozo, and Suzuki Osamu, would carry Mino into the future. Well, two of this group are Living National Treasures and one is a Gifu Treasure, while Ta... More
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Iga Tokkuri by Tsujimura Shiro
Here is a bold-kiln-scarred-richly-colored Iga tokkuri by Tsujimura Shiro, in perfect condition with a signed box, 14cm.tallx11,signed on side; kampai! More
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Celadon Guinomi by Minegishi Seiko
One can lost in time gazing within this a jewel-like celdaon guinomi by Minegishi Seiko; more about him in other listings or at e-yakimono.net I think the photos speak more of the beauty than any words; in perfect condition with a signed box, 5cm.tallx8.3cm.stamped on base. More
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Bizen Chatsubo-Tea Jar by Harada Shuroku
Here is a powerful chatsubo-tea jar by Harada Shuroku that dates back about 15 years ago; more about it soon, please enjoy the photos for now, it is a great tsubo! In perfect condition with a signed box, 28.5cm.tallx27cm., signed on base. More
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Large Oribe Comma-Hook by Kato Yasukage XIV
Here is a very tall signature comma-hook form by Kato YasugakeXIV; more about him in other listings or at e-yakimono.net The rugged texture on the front was made with a wooden carving tool and the dark emerald tones are classic Oribe. An important museum quality work by an important contemporary ... More
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Ko-Seto Guinomi by Okabe Mineo
Dating to the 1960s-early 70s, here is a superb Ko-seto guinomi by legendary ceramic artist Okabe Mineo; please see my Japan Times article to learn more about this extraordinary artist. More
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