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Shino Chawan by Kato Shunbu
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Pre 1920 item# 838628
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38,000 yen--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/
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Thanks to all who have viewed the Shimura Noriyuki online exhibition and it will be online until December 4th. Back to a more traditional style, here's a shallow open-faced, light Shino chawan by Kato Shunbu (1886-?). It has been used and thus some patina can be seen in the Shino glazing. On the underside is swiftly brushed on reeds in iron underglaze. In perfect condition with a signed box, 5cm.tallx15.2, stamped Shunbu on base.
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Two Large Dragon Vases--Plus One--By Shimura Noriyuki
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Contemporary item# 837787
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Blending various Asian images to his work, Shimura Noriyuki is creating works that have never been seen before in Japan. Many images from Japanese folklore, such as a bat, peaches, bamboo, Fuji-san, Daikoku-sama, etc..all are symbols of fortune and good luck; we hope that by simply viewing Shimura's works a sense of delight will fill the senses and kokoro. Shimura (b.1956) is an Izu, Shizuoka ceramic artist, yet this is his first Shizuoka--and worldwide--exhibit. He's shown all over Japa ...click for details
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Various Figures by Shimura Noriyuki
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Contemporary item# 837786
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100,000 yen each--Exchange Rates at www.xe.com/ucc/
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As late autumn winds blow here in Japan, the world around has
become a seductive and gorgeous world of color. A blessing to
be alive to see, enjoy and be part of. In these days of seasonal
and mindful change I wanted to share an artist
whose work matches the season, the season of color and the season
of inward and outward change. His name is Shimura Noriyuki.
Please see photo captions for sizes on each.....
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