Bizen Hidasuki Jar-Tsubo by Isezaki Taku

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Bizen Hidasuki Jar-Tsubo by Isezaki Taku

Everything is connected, everything is intertwined in some visible or invisible way; this very beautiful Bizen hidasuki (rice-straw cord design) jar by Izezaki Taku (b.1963) is a poem in clay of inter-connectedness that visually alludes to these sentiments. Isezaki is the first son of Isezaki Mitsuru and nephew of current LNT Isezaki Jun. In perfect condition with a signed box, 32cm.tallx32.6, signed on base.

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