This beautiful meshi-wan (meal bowl) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This beautiful hachi (bowl) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This beautiful hachi (bowl) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This amazing chawan (tea bowl) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This amazing chawan (tea bowl) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This fantastic coffee cup is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This fantastic coffee cup is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
...click for details
This fantastic coffee cup is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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This splendid guinomi (sake cup) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
...click for details
This splendid guinomi (sake cup) is part of a series of new pieces made by Suzuki Goro, in May 2009, in Los Angeles. This judiciously named Los Oribe ware is a trademark of the prolific and imaginative artist who has pushed the traditional limits of his craft to find a own playfield where he can freely recreate.
This piece is currently being exposed at the Gallery Goro, in Tokyo, until July 5, 2009.
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