Bold large teabowl with carved shinogi grooves around the form glazed in my medieval green and temmoku glazes

Stoneware and glazes

6" X 3.75"

Functional, decorative and food safe

Small plate glazed in a rich temmoku and medieval green glazes with lush oilspots throughout the entire front of the plate

Stoneware and glazes

11.25" X 1.75"

Functional, decorative and food safe

Small plate glazed in a rich temmoku and medieval green glazes with lush oilspots throughout the entire front of the plate

Stoneware and glazes

11.25" X 1.75"

Functional, decorative and food safe

Large hakeme chawan with aka-e decoration around the bowl. In vivid red, a full moon style enso together with the expression; not one moon.

*** Please note, the actual color of the decoration is a vivid red, not the orange toned red shown in the pictures***

Stoneware, glaze and painted enamel

5.2" X 4"

Functional, decorative and food safe

This bowl is not recommended for microwave use and should be hand washed

Elegant tall temmoku vase with stamped lugs at the neck. This glaze is very visually intriguing as it appears different when viewed in different light sources. The surface is covered in a frogskin texture that looks like small oilspotting.

Stoneware and glazes

13.75" X 7"

Small temple oni maquette glazed in medieval green and excellent as a paper weight, desk sculpture or can be hung on the wall. made from a century old roof tile mold.Great for the literati in all of us!

Stoneware and glaze

5" X 4" x .85"

Very nice book from ArT Random coving several important conceptual japanese sculptor/ artists/ potters. The book is full color, measures 12.25" X 9.25". Artists include; Fukami Sueharu, Akio Takamori,Akiyama Yoh,Inoue Masayuki, Nakamura Kouhei, Takiguchi Kazuo and Richard Notkin.

This multi-color paper cut-out of a spider web is 11 ½” wide and 13” long; with a mat it is 16 ¾” wide and 18 1/2” long. It is designed and made by Pi-Ping Savage. The signature on the bottom right uses her Chinese name. The red seal means “It does not matter” which is a traditional Chinese philosophical attitude toward life. The Chinese folk art of paper cutting, creating pictures by cutting out single sheets of paper, has been practiced for many centuries...

This paper cut-out of Queens Anne’s Lace is 6” wide and 12 ¼” long; with a mat it is 11 ½” wide and 18 ½” long. The image is negative (Yang or female). The signature on the bottom right uses her Chinese name. The Chinese folk art of paper cutting, creating pictures by cutting out single sheets of paper, has been practiced for many centuries...

This multi-color paper cut-out of lotus is 8 ½” wide and 11 ¾” long. It depicts lotus blossoms and leaves during summer time. It is designed and made by Pi-Ping Savage. The signature on the bottom right uses her Chinese name. The Chinese folk art of paper cutting, creating pictures by cutting out single sheets of paper, has been practiced for many centuries...

This multi-color paper cut-out of bamboo is 8 ½” wide and 15” long; with mat is 14” wide and 21” long. It is designed and made by Pi-Ping Savage. The signature on the bottom right uses her Chinese name. Please read the more detailed information about Chinese paper cut-outs and her work. The calligraphy means “Though a bamboo may look as humble as a deep valley, it has its own determination in its heart”...

Wonderful hakuji glazed guinomi with "mikomi" and a faceted, mentori kodai foot. Very much in the style of Ishiguro Munemaro.

Excellent condition with signed box and measures 2.7" X 1.5"

This beautiful kogo (incense box) is part of a splendid collection of potteries acquired over the years by a private Japanese collector.

Please inquire if you have any question.

The kogo is signed and in perfect condition...

This very finely potted Hidasuki style guinomi with fine clay flavor, color and hidasuki cord markings is the work of Wakimoto Hiroyuki (b. 1952). Hiroyuki came from Nagasaki and studied with potter Yamashita Jyoji after studying at the Osaka University of Arts. He has won numerous awards and is widely exhibited. He is one of the major proponents of Bizen's Heisei era revival...

The very nicely fired larger Beni (red) Shino guinomi (sake cup) is the work of Kouchi Hidetoshi. Hidetoshi (b. 1960) is a talented Seto ware potter born in Aichi prefecture and exhibits in many Japanese galleries and finer department stores. It is 2 ¾” high and 2 ¾” wide. It comes in a signed wood box and is in perfect condition.