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Yokoyama Naoki Bizen Marbled Vases Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases: Contemporary item# 947069
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From left to right in the main photo: left(#7) is 31.5cm.tallx10 and is 70,000 yen; middle(#11) is 33.9cm.tallx11.8 and is priced at 75,000 yen; the right(#8) is 29.1cm.tallx10.3 and is on reserve; signed boxes included for all. Additional photos of bases and sides gladly sent on request.

Yokoyama Naoki Bizen Marbled-Nerikomi Orb Vases Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary item# 947066
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The first (#19) shown is 17.3cm.tallx19.7 and is 47,000 yen with a signed box; the next (#9) is 17.0cm.tallx18.5 and is 50,000 yen, the last (#10) is 14.2cm.tallx16.1 and is on reserve; signed boxes included for all.

Bizen Eared Vase by Takahara Shoji Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases: Pre 2000 item# 942879
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Miyao is quite the Bizen potter to watch for contemporary forms, yet for classical forms not many were better than the late Bizen ceramic artist Takahara Shoji. Takahara (1941-2000) was one of Bizen's veteran potters who started in the early 1960s when there were only a dozen or so potters; now there are said to be about 600. He studied with Okayama Intangible Cultural Treasures Ishii Furo(1899-1964) and Isezaki Yozan(1902-1961) before establishing his own kiln in 1962. Here is a yohen eared ...click for details

Miyao Masahiro Guinomi-Sake Cups Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Cups: Contemporary item# 941131
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All guinomi are basic sizes--exact on request--and are all 15,000 yen each with a signed box. Kampai!

Tall Spring Snow Sculpture by Hoshino Satoru Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary item# 941113
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Hoshino Satoru(b.1945) is a radical award-winning internationally celebrated ceramic artist. His works are in major museums and private collections throughout the world. This 'Spring Snow' series Hoshino is magical and surreal; it's 49cm.tallx37x35, weighs 13kg and comes with a signed box (if no box is needed price is a bit less); fit for any ceramic museum in the world.

Michi-Ai Hachi-Bowl by Kumakura Junkichi Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Bowls: Pre 1990 item# 936287
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Kyoto has always been a city of avant-garde artists dating back to the Edo period. In the 1940s a revolutionary ceramic group called Sodeisha changed the ceramic landscape of Japan forever. One of its earliest members was Kumakura Junkichi(1920-1985). Kumakura was one of Kyoto's most popular ceramic 'sculptors' and his work is in the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto as well as the Shigaraki Ceramic Park Museum and Suntory Museum. In 1989 a major retrospective exhibition was held ...click for details

Five Mashiko Single Bud Vases by Sakuma Fujiya Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Vases: Contemporary item# 933659
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The Hamada and Sakuma families are the two most important Mashiko potter clans in the history of 20th century and the now for this world famous style. Sakuma Fujiya (b.1963.) is a fourth generation Mashiko potter and current master of the Sakuma Totaro kiln. Yes, his grandfather is the legendary Totaro, great friend to Hamada Shoji and a grand potter in his own right. Here are five single bud vases fired in Sakuma's salt kiln in various shades of blue. Each has a traditional form with jomon ...click for details

Karatsu Ido 'Traveler's' Chawan by Nakazato Shigetoshi Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Pre 2000 item# 924295
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Here is a neat Karatsu Ido tabi-jawan (traveler's chawan) by Nakazato Shigetoshi(b.1930). The Nakazato family is the oldest pottery family in Karatsu and Shigetoshi's father was the late Living National Treasure TaroemonXl(Muan). In perfect condition with a signed box, 6.7cm.tallx12, signed on base.

Echizen Jar by Reiko Cohen/Previews Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Contemporary item# 922431
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"The clay comes from the earth, I give it shape. The colors and patterns are born in the flames." These are the words of the late Ben Cohen and are the spirit of the kiln that Reiko--Ben's wife--now runs. Ben passed away in 1992 from ASL and obviously Reiko and sons were devastated. Yet her will, and Ben's, kept the flames alive and Reiko, to her great credit, creates some very good Echizen works. We have six of her works to offer and the first is the most traditional; a well-r ...click for details

Two Agano Cups by Kumagae Koshu/Tokkuri-Guinomi Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Cups: Contemporary item# 910366
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The dark rusty red Agano glaze seen on these two cups by Kumagae Koshu rank on my top 10 favorite glazes in all of Japan. Kumagae is a solid craftsman potter and his work is always sturdy and very reasonable in a true mingei way. Each cup is 7.7cm.tallx8.9, stamped on base, no box; made for a chunk of ice and shochu, they are a size that can be adapted for anything.

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