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No. 6720
Bizen Guinomi
¥8,800
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Description
He has been researching old Bizen ware and other ancient ceramics.
While using the knowledge he has gained through his research to create his works, his theme is to create works that match modern life.
The red clay color of this Guinomi is a "well-fired" red, reminiscent of old Bizen ware.
He scrapes the surface of the Guinomi as if brushing it.
Rather than shaping, this scraping technique seems to evoke the power that lies dormant in the clay.
He was born in Akita Prefecture in 1964.
Since 1982, he has studied under Taisetsu Suageshi.
He built a kiln and became an independent ceramic artist in 1997.
While using the knowledge he has gained through his research to create his works, his theme is to create works that match modern life.
The red clay color of this Guinomi is a "well-fired" red, reminiscent of old Bizen ware.
He scrapes the surface of the Guinomi as if brushing it.
Rather than shaping, this scraping technique seems to evoke the power that lies dormant in the clay.
He was born in Akita Prefecture in 1964.
Since 1982, he has studied under Taisetsu Suageshi.
He built a kiln and became an independent ceramic artist in 1997.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W7.7cm x D7.7cm x H5.6cm
About the Artist
He was born in Akita Prefecture in 1964.
Since 1982, he has studied under Taisetsu Suageshi.
He built a kiln and became an independent ceramic artist in 1997.
Since 1982, he has studied under Taisetsu Suageshi.
He built a kiln and became an independent ceramic artist in 1997.