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Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural (9)

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Hagi Vase by Kaneta Masanao/Hamanaka Previews

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 767375

Hagi Vase by Kaneta Masanao/Hamanaka Previews
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230,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

It's been a Kaneta Hagi week of sorts and here is the last-fab work that speaks once again of majestic mountains and waterfalls; it changes temperament with every turn and is an outstanding example of Kaneta's work in a medium size, 26cm.tallx19cm, signed on base and with a signed box. Hamanaka Gesson works to be offered soon, previews on request.


Yakishime Ceramic Objet D'Art by Ito Keiji

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Pre 2000   item# 750494

Yakishime Ceramic Objet D'Art by Ito Keiji
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250,000 yen--Exchange Rates at Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

Ito Keiji(b.1935) works in the hills outside Toki city, not far from the legendary kilns of the Momoyama period. He straddles a world of craftsman works combined with his purely artistic essays in clay. Yesterday we offered the former and here is a famous example of the latter; it appears on page 11 of Ito's 'The best selections of contemporary ceramics in Japan' vol.27 from the 100 volume set published in 1992. The work was fired in Ito's anagama and shows a covering of natural ...click for details


Iga Yohen-Ash-Iron Glazed Tall Box by Hasu Y.

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 738763

Iga Yohen-Ash-Iron Glazed Tall Box by Hasu Y.
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70,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

Hasu Yoshitaka surely is one of the finest ceramic box artists in the land; very few can match his original glazing and bold forms. This is a taller box form that again shows an intense firing creating a dark, mysterious, textured-pitted landscape in dark purples, greens and browns. In perfect condition with a signed box, 22cm.tallx12x11.5.


Oribe Kogo by Kobayashi Junko

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 738171

Oribe Kogo by Kobayashi Junko
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48,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

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.


Three Desk-Sized Shigaraki Sculptures by Kohyama Y.

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 727535

Three Desk-Sized Shigaraki Sculptures by Kohyama Y.
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World celebrated Shigaraki ceramic artist Kohyama Yasuhisa has taken his large sculptural works and transformed them into miniature versions for the first time in his long career. Here are three such works from an autumn firing that are dynamic works that show Kohyama's originality in form and also his command of his kiln; note the pure beauty of the clay, quite a contrast to Kanzaki--who also fires an anagama--with Kanzaki showing a brilliant array of natural ash-glaze colors. The tallest ...click for details


Mudai--No Title--by Takiguchi Kazuo

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 720843

Mudai--No Title--by Takiguchi Kazuo
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280,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

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


Shigaraki Sculpture 'Vase' by Kohyama Yasuhisa

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 703136

Shigaraki Sculpture 'Vase' by Kohyama Yasuhisa
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Here is another truly outstanding Shigaraki creation by the internationally celebrated ceramic artist Kohyama Yasuhisa(b.1936); more about him in our archives. The piece is in perfect condition and is 19cm.tallx39cm. long and 10cm.deep; captivating form and excellent firing in terms of bringing out the beauty of the clay.


Shigaraki 'Scroll Form' by Kohyama Yasuhisa

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 674678

Shigaraki 'Scroll Form' by Kohyama Yasuhisa
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450,000 yen-Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

Here is the first of a few recently fired Shigaraki works by internationally celebrated ceramic artist Kohyama Yasuhisa. The scroll-cave form is a signature Kohyama form and is quite an engaging form. A museum quality work in perfect condition with a signed box, 24.5cm.tall, signed on base.


Chernobyl Ceramic Objet d'art by Koie Ryoji

Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary   item# 635349

Chernobyl Ceramic Objet d'art by Koie Ryoji
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180,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/ 

The wild man of the Japanese ceramic art world--and master potter--Koie Ryoji revived his 1989-90 Chernobyl series last year in a very limited edition--all different--and here is one work from that series. Koie pulverized production line Seto chawan to make the grainy-brittle mound that sits atop a fire brick base. He placed a glass bottle into the clay that melted during the firing leaving light green and purple tones. Stamped with Chernobyl and 2006, the work is political-social and artistic s ...click for details

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