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LARGE & BOLD ONI-SHINO CHAWAN BY TSUKIGATA NAHIKO
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Pre 2000 item# 1102675 (stock# #7109)
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Albdeo 3 Studio
315-508-5099
$3595.00
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This large, bold and timeless Oni-Shino chawan is by the master potter and legendary personality; Tsukigata Nahiko (1923-2006). This rare wood fired gem has a great presence and stance and has a wide variety of surface effects caused by the interplay of iron and Shino glazes and an intense fire. The intentionally distorted shape fits in the hand well and the lip, mikomi and kodai all act to balance out a truly inspired work by a potter of the highest level. The kodai is further accented by fused ...click for details
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LARGE ORIBE ZENGA CHAWAN BY KASUMI BUNSHO
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Pre 2000 item# 1101408 (stock# #7108)
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Albdeo 3 Studio
315-508-5099
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This large Zenga chawan is glazed in a rich Oribe with a panel of ash clear glaze on which Kasumi Bunsho brushed “Don’t Know” and his full signature, Myoshin Abbot Jishunken with various seals. The Mino tradition chawan was made by Hayashi Ryouji of the Souzan kiln to act as the platform for Bunsho’s idiosyncratic and spontaneous calligraphy. This chawan is large and well potted with a wonderful clay body and well addressed surface, mikomi tea pool and kodai foot.
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YAKISHIME KARATSU MIZUSASHI BY NAKAZATO TAKESHI
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Contemporary item# 1101272 (stock# #7107)
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Albdeo 3 Studio
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This subtle, yet impressive mizusashi is by modern Karatsu legend; Nakazato Takeshi (b. 1937). This rounded, bowl shaped mizusashi is coated in a velvety layer of green ash with several areas of flashed iron red hi-iro and a patch of glassy bidoro where the piece faced the assaulting fire from Takeshi’s Ryutagama wood kiln. This pot was created slightly out of round and has a wonderful custom made roiro black lacquer lid to finish of the piece. The bottom of the pot is smoothly finished and prom ...click for details
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