Bizen Guinomi by Mori Togaku
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Pre 2000 item# 727166
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From Mori's 1992 second 52-meter-O-gama-kiln firing, this nine-sided guinomi shows a lovely 'landscape' of of reddish-brown clay tones and snow-like goma that only comes from Mori's o-gama kiln. In perfect condition with a signed box,6cm.tallx6.5、stamped on base. More about this important Bizen ceramic artist in our archives or at e-yakimono.net
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Shigaraki Tsubo-Jar by Kanzaki Shiho/Previews
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Kanzaki Shiho is a anagama master who has created his own world of spirit and superb firings. His work is coveted the world over and recently a tri-lingual DVD was released about his life. We'll be offering a few works from recent firings and start with this glorious tsubo that has a fantastic natural ash glaze front and rich 'clay flavor' on the sides and back; a deep meditative work that is a visual mantra. In perfect condition with a signed box, 26cm.tallx23,signed on base.
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Bizen Vase by Isezaki Yozan
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Pre 1960 item# 725778
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Isezaki Yozan (1902-1961) was one of Bizen's greatest 20th century saikumono-sculptor potters. In Taisho 8 (1919) he entered the famous saikumono Bizen workshop of Korakuen (Kimura Chojiro) before establishing his own kiln in Showa 8 (1933). He was designated an Okayama Prefectural Intangible Cultural Property in Showa 29 (1954); other Bizen potters designated with him that year included Kaneshige Toyo and Fujiwara Kei, both were to become Living National Treasures. Yozan's two sons are ...click for details
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Bizen Tokkuri by Osawa Tsuneo
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Osawa Tsuneo(b.1962) is very passionate about his Bizen; this means he has studied the classic works, tested and then tested again, talked with all the current masters and brings out fine Momoyama-inspired forms and firing effects on his traditional works. Here is a fine tsuchi-aji-clay-flavor tokkuri sake flask that shows a rich orange tone on the front and a back coated in soft ash. Over time the front will change with use. In perfect condition with a signed box, 13.5cm.tall, signed on base. ( ...click for details
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