Chinese Dark Stoneware Guan Ware Vase in Cabbage Form

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #793796
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Chinese Longquan Celadon Dark Stoneware Guan Ware Cabbage Vase by Mao Zheng-Cong

Mao Zheng-Cong (1940 – present) was named Chinese Arts & Crafts Master in 2007. Part of his illustr... Click for details

Contemporary Japanese Shigaraki Ceramic Vase

Artisan and Design: Ceramics Pre 2000: item #793775
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This contemporary drip glaze Shigaraki vase is an outstanding example of the excellent ceramics still coming out of this ancient kiln center. Fired in the 90's, the lines, texture and firing technique give this piece a fabulous ambience. (19" x 14" x 7") (49cm x 36cm x 18cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $190.

Shino Chawan by Kobayashi Takeharu

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Bowls Pre 1980: item #793768

Shino chawan are some of the most favored tea bowls; their spectacular heavy glazes seem to be frozen in time; as present as a meditating monk. This expertly crafted vessel was made by a potter named Kobayashi Takeharu, born in 1944. This is a simpler piece by the potter who is little known but has exposed all over Japan. His kiln is located in Toki, Gifu prefecture, one of the cradles of Mino pottery. The chawan is signed and in perfect condition. It will be shipped in a signed wooden box.... Click for details

Iga Tsubo by Watanabe Aiko (e)

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #793767

A tsubo (jar) is one of the most ancient forms of pottery, used since the beginning of civilization. The inhabitants of Japan during the Jomon period (10,000 – 300 B.C.) were already making some of the most fascinating and intriguing pots and in modern Japan, it still seems to be the case. I am presenting a series of five imposing tsubo with great presence, crafted by Watanabe Aiko. Those jars are made in the Iga style of pottery and present the wonderful characteristics of that four hundred ... Click for details

Iga Yabure-tsubo by Watanabe Aiko (d)

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #793765

A tsubo (jar) is one of the most ancient forms of pottery, used since the beginning of civilization. The inhabitants of Japan during the Jomon period (10,000 – 300 B.C.) were already making some of the most fascinating and intriguing pots and in modern Japan, it still seems to be the case. I am presenting a series of five imposing tsubo with great presence, crafted by Watanabe Aiko. Those jars are made in the Iga style of pottery and present the wonderful characteristics of that four hundred ... Click for details

Iga Tsubo by Watanabe Aiko (c)

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #793763

A tsubo (jar) is one of the most ancient forms of pottery, used since the beginning of civilization. The inhabitants of Japan during the Jomon period (10,000 – 300 B.C.) were already making some of the most fascinating and intriguing pots and in modern Japan, it still seems to be the case. I am presenting a series of five imposing tsubo with great presence, crafted by Watanabe Aiko. Those jars are made in the Iga style of pottery and present the wonderful characteristics of that four hundred ... Click for details

Iga Tsubo by Watanabe Aiko (b)

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #793760

A tsubo (jar) is one of the most ancient forms of pottery, used since the beginning of civilization. The inhabitants of Japan during the Jomon period (10,000 – 300 B.C.) were already making some of the most fascinating and intriguing pots and in modern Japan, it still seems to be the case. I am presenting a series of five imposing tsubo with great presence, crafted by Watanabe Aiko. Those jars are made in the Iga style of pottery and present the wonderful characteristics of that four hundred ... Click for details

Iga Tsubo by Watanabe Aiko (a)

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Jars Contemporary: item #793759

A tsubo (jar) is one of the most ancient forms of pottery, used since the beginning of civilization. The inhabitants of Japan during the Jomon period (10,000 – 300 B.C.) were already making some of the most fascinating and intriguing pots and in modern Japan, it still seems to be the case. I am presenting a series of five imposing tsubo with great presence, crafted by Watanabe Aiko. Those jars are made in the Iga style of pottery and present the wonderful characteristics of that four hundred ... Click for details

Silver Glazed Stoneware Vessel by Ogawa Machiko

Artisan and Design: Ceramics Contemporary: item #793742

Here is a recently fired silver-glazed stoneware vessel by celebrated ceramic artist Ogawa Machiko; a slide show of her past Kamakura Museum exhibition can be views at e-yakimono.net. In perfect condition with a signed box--price a bit less if box is not required--21cm.tallx27.3x22.8.

Chinese Longquan Celadon Plum-Green Glaze Ripple Bowl

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Bowls Contemporary: item #793542
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Chinese Longquan Celadon Plum-Green Glaze Ripple Bowl

This is a similar ripple bowl to #793357 except the plum-green glaze. In past 3 years this kind of beautiful carved ripple bow... Click for details