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Oribe Kogo by Kobayashi Junko
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Contemporary item# 738171
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48,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/
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A finely sculpted Oribe kogo by veteran female Tea potter Kobayashi Junko(b.1936). For four years Kobayashi studied with Korean Living National Treasure An Tougou before coming back to Japan and building a kiln in Mino. For her pottery Kobayashi uses clay from the Mino region, specifically mogusa, go tomaki and odo tsuchi. Which clay she uses depends on the form being made. The kogo--made with mogusa--is 5.8cm.tallx7, signed on base, with a signed box.
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Mudai--No Title--by Takiguchi Kazuo
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Contemporary item# 720843
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280,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/
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Takiguchi Kazuo(b.1953) is one of the most interesting and important Kyoto ceramic artists of the past 20 years. His original forms and deftly painted smaller works have earned him a slew of awards and a large following here in Japan as well as around the world; his works are in major museum and private collections also worldwide. He's always exploring new forms and textures here is a new work in his continuing mudai--no title--series of organic forms with patterned bluish-white glazing. In ...click for details
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