Tall Celadon Vase by Minegishi Seiko

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #758405

Here is a majestic tall-three-sided celadon vase by Minegishi Seiko(b.1952). With spring in the air, a sakura branch or other colorful branches placed becomes one's connection to nature and such beauty brought into the home: pure delight. In perfect condition with a signed box, 36.7cm.tallx11.3, stamped on base. A preview photo of tenmoku works by Sasaki Yuzuru, 21 works to be offered tomorrow.

Beautiful Fine Seiji Celadan Vase by Kato Minoru

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Pre 1980: item #757408
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The size of Vase: 9 1/8" High x 4 7/8" Dia(widest), top 3 1/4" Dia, bottom 3 1/2" Dia. Very Fine Japanese Porcelain Seiji Flower Vase by Minoru Kato. The vase has the style of Sung dynasty vase with Takenoko(bamboo shoot) design with knot design. Extremely finely glazed Celadan. It came with Kiri wood Tomobako as well as yellow cotton cloth by artist stamped and leaflet of history of Seiji by Minoru Kato. The condition of Vase excellent, no chip, no crack no hairline as well as no kiln flaw. It ... Click for details

Yashichida Vase by Suzuki Goro

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #753870

This fantastic piece looks like a flower button that has just opened with a burst of energy; without doubt the creative vitality of its maker: Suzuki Goro. The bud looking vessel is finely adapted for its function as a vase, and the Yashichida style of pottery, which is an ideal medium for the potter, lends its colors and motifs well to the work. Yashichida is a decorative style of Oribe ceramic which was popular during the Momoyama period (1573-1603) and the beginning of the Edo period (1603... Click for details

Oribe Hanaire by Suzuki Goro

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #753865

This very attractive hanaire (vase) by Suzuki Goro, stands tall and shows off the creative attributes of the potter’s wheel genius. It is made in the Oribe tradition, born of the same soil as the artist, in the ancient Mino province of Japan (current Aichi prefecture). The organic quality of the colors and the texture and the marks on its body, give movement and life to the pottery, which seems to be growing before our eyes, like a spirited bamboo tree. The holes made by hand at the top of th... Click for details

Bizen Mallet Vase by Kaneshige Michiaki

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Pre 1990: item #750513

Michiaki Kaneshige(1934-1995) was the first son of the legendary Toyo and assisted his father for many years, including visits by Rosanjin, Noguchi and many, many of Japan's most famous potters of the 20th century that went to the Kaneshige kiln to create works. Michiaki was a fine potter in his own right having won the Japan Ceramic Society Award in 1979 and also being designated an Okayama Prefectural Intangible Property in 1990, as well as having an illustrious exhibition career. Here is a be... Click for details

Shin Sang Ho Rare Early Punchong Vase

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Pre 2000: item #750092
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A rare and fine example of Shin Sang Ho's work from 1993, during his Punchong period. 9 inches tall x 8.5 inches across.

Large Modern Vase by Ohi Toshiro (Chozaemon X)

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Pre 1990: item #749158
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Enigmatic figures rise from concave discs on the front of this massive Tenmoku Vase by modern sculptural artist Ohi Toshiro enclosed in the original signed wooden box. The gourd shaped form is covered in a mottled red Kaki-yu spotted with flashes of black. The smooth evenly graduated sides contrast with the sharp rough edge of the opening, both surprising and pleasing. Signed clearly on the base, the vase is 14 inches (36 cm) tall, 9-1/2 inches (24 cm) diameter and in perfect condition. Tosh... Click for details

Impressive & large Bizen vase by MATSUSHIMA HIROSHI

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #748439
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A spectacular, globular vase of Bizen stoneware in strong, earthern colours. Signed: MATSUSHIMA HIROSHI (b. 1960), a famous artist from Okayama prefecture, whose works have been exhibited numerous times in the past two decades. The vase itself dates from Heisei 7 (1995). Comes with an original, signed kiri-box. H 21 cm, D 23,5 cm. Condition: Perfect.

Bizen-Sue Vase by Yoshimoto Shuho

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Contemporary: item #748358

Veteran Bizen potter Yoshimoto Shuho(b.1938) looks back to the fifth through twelfth centuries for his inspiration. That's when the Sueki tradition was introduced from Korea using an anagama. More about sueki on e-yakimono.net Yoshimoto is the only potter in Bizen (out of 500 or so) who makes Bizen-Sue and he is a consummate potter with a great spirit in an austere, Shinto spirit. This Bizen-Sue vase has a strong-confident form and richly subtle natural ash-glaze covering in light ghostly greens... Click for details

Huge Hakuji Porcelain Vase by Shirakata Yasuhiko

Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases Pre 1990: item #748033
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A large Hakuji vase by Shirakata Yasuhiko enclosed in the original signed wooden box. Yasuhiko is well known for these shapes. The mark of a true master, he has created a vase with absolutely no pretense. There is no decoration to rely on, no sculpting for impact, a simple white body, perfectly formed without a single flaw. Sitting on one of our black lacquered tables it is most impressive, and far outshines many of the more precocious pieces in the room. It would take a great deal of confi... Click for details