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No. 6049
Hidasuki Shuhai
¥15,000
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Description
Yoshinobu Morimoto loves antique ceramics.
He constantly studies the firing and production methods of antique ceramics.
He adapts these for modern practice and incorporates them into his own pottery.
This guinomi is a wonderful piece born from his knowledge and skill.
There is a faint blue hue on the surface of the work.
The hidaski markings evoke the wabi-sabi aesthetic found in antique Bizen ware.
It takes about a month after an order is placed to prepare a wooden box for this piece.
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1976.
He graduated from the Bizen Pottery Center in 1996.
Following that, he began his career as a ceramic artist while conducting research on antique ceramics.
He constantly studies the firing and production methods of antique ceramics.
He adapts these for modern practice and incorporates them into his own pottery.
This guinomi is a wonderful piece born from his knowledge and skill.
There is a faint blue hue on the surface of the work.
The hidaski markings evoke the wabi-sabi aesthetic found in antique Bizen ware.
It takes about a month after an order is placed to prepare a wooden box for this piece.
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1976.
He graduated from the Bizen Pottery Center in 1996.
Following that, he began his career as a ceramic artist while conducting research on antique ceramics.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W7.2cm × D7.0cm × H5.3cm
About the Artist
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1976.
He graduated from Bizen Pottery Center in 1996.
After that, he started as a ceramic artist while doing research on old ceramics.
He graduated from Bizen Pottery Center in 1996.
After that, he started as a ceramic artist while doing research on old ceramics.