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Bizen Stacked Boxes by Wakimoto Hiroyuki Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary item# 879592
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Wakimoto Hiroyuki (b.1952), along with contemporary and fellow Isezaki Jun (current Living National Treasure for Bizen) lineage apprentice Kakurezaki Ryuichi, is one of the major proponents of Bizen's Heisei Revolution. Kakurezaki and Wakimoto brought to Bizen a innovative new sense of design and form that differentiated itself from the Momoyama Restoration of the earlier 20th century (by the likes of Kaneshige Toyo, Yamamoto Toshu, Fujiwara Kei). It's interesting to note that both Wakim ...click for details

Iga Vase by Kishimoto Kennin Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Pre 2000 item# 865752
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Kishimoto Kennin(b.1934) is a master ceramic artist who has fired numerous styles that include Shino, Ki-Seto, Oribe, Celadon and Iga. He obviously was very inspired by Okabe Mineo's conquests in mastering various styles. His Iga, though, has always been my personal favorite starting back in the late 80s when I first visited him. Here is a bold, creased Iga vase with a fine firing; it stands alone as a mountain figure, yet is waiting for flowers to really bring the piece to life. In perfect ...click for details

Two Tall Oribe 'Yo' by Koie Ryoji Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary item# 820618
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We all know Koie is a world-wide celebrated ceramic artist and since Robert returned from LA yesterday he saw it fitting to offer these two Koies, having seen that a major LA museum is moving into contemporary Japanese ceramic art; a great thing indeed! The tall formｓ each have a round 'ball' that is more of 'partner' to the tall form rather than a top. The clay is Shigaraki. The taller one is 44cm.tall with the ball at 8.4cm.tall; the other is 30.6cm.tall with the balla t ...click for details

Three Desk-Sized Shigaraki Sculptures by Kohyama Y. Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary item# 727535
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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

Chernobyl Ceramic Objet d'art by Koie Ryoji Catalogue: Artisan and Design: Ceramics: Pottery: Sculptural: Contemporary item# 635349
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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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