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Iga guinomi by Watanabe Aiko (j)
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Contemporary item# 1045960
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13,000 yen - EMS shipping included
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This wonderful guinomi (sake cup) was made by Watanabe Aiko, one of the few contemporary Japanese women potters. Although her work is based on traditional shapes and techniques, her sensibility and mark can certainly be felt and recognized. The natural texture and patina of her potteries gives them an attractive antique feel and a noble character.
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Tokkuri by Watanabe Aiko (h)
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Contemporary item# 1045958
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19,000 yen - EMS shipping included
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This wonderful tokkuri (sake pouring vessel) was made by Watanabe Aiko, one of the few contemporary Japanese women potters. Although her work is based on traditional shapes and techniques, her sensibility and mark can certainly be felt and recognized. The smooth white texture of this piece invites hands to hold it, and its moving shape endlessly charm with its enchanting touch.
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Tokkuri by Watanabe Aiko (g)
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17,000 yen - on hold
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This wonderful tokkuri (sake pouring vessel) was made by Watanabe Aiko, one of the few contemporary Japanese women potters. Although her work is based on traditional shapes and techniques, her sensibility and mark can certainly be felt and recognized. The smooth white texture of this piece invites hands to hold it, and its moving shape endlessly charm with its enchanting touch.
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Chawan by Watanabe Aiko (f)
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Contemporary item# 1045956
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This wonderful chawan (tea bowl) was made by Watanabe Aiko, one of the few contemporary Japanese women potters. Although her work is based on traditional shapes and techniques, her sensibility and mark can certainly be felt and recognized. This particular piece is reminiscent of some of the classic vessels from Korea which inspired the tea masters of the Momoyama period.
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