No. 1397
Bizen Beer Glass
¥8,000
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Description
We have received new works from Reiji Omori, an artist who loves earth, loves ceramics, and challenges Bizen ware with deep respect for the potters of the past. This is a premium beer mug that reflects Mr. Omori's signature dedication to clay and the tactile experience of use. The luscious pink clay body is accented with a gold glaze, creating a stunning finish that shimmers brilliantly. It is crafted using mountain clay that he has researched, refined, and fired himself, and it will develop a magnificent patina as it is used over time.
We have received new works from Reiji Omori, an artist who loves earth, loves ceramics, and challenges Bizen ware with deep respect for the potters of the past. This is a premium beer mug that reflects Mr. Omori's signature dedication to clay and the tactile experience of use. The luscious pink clay body is accented with a gold glaze, creating a stunning finish that shimmers brilliantly. It is crafted using mountain clay that he has researched, refined, and fired himself, and it will develop a magnificent patina as it is used over time.
Signed wooden box (double-braced)
Diameter 8.8cm x Diameter 8.2cm x Height 11.7cm Reiji Omori was born in Tobe, Iyo District, Ehime Prefecture in 1969. He completed his studies at the Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Vocational School in 1988 and apprenticed under Shun-tei Kato in 1989. After further training in Iga, Mie Prefecture and Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture, he became captivated by Bizen ware and moved to the Bizen region in 1999. In 2000, he built his studio and anagama kiln in Osafune-cho, Ushimado, and held his first kiln firing in 2004.
Diameter 8.8cm x Diameter 8.2cm x Height 11.7cm Reiji Omori was born in Tobe, Iyo District, Ehime Prefecture in 1969. He completed his studies at the Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Vocational School in 1988 and apprenticed under Shun-tei Kato in 1989. After further training in Iga, Mie Prefecture and Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture, he became captivated by Bizen ware and moved to the Bizen region in 1999. In 2000, he built his studio and anagama kiln in Osafune-cho, Ushimado, and held his first kiln firing in 2004.
Details
- Pottery Type
- Tea cup / Beer mug
