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No. 7163
Bizen Hidasuki Tokkuri
¥176,000
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Description
Shuroku Harada studied old Bizen ware.
He was a student of ceramics researcher Matasaburo Katsura.
The knowledge he gained forms the basis of his pottery style.
He has not fired a kiln in recent years.
This tokkuri (sake bottle) is a work from just before his retirement.
In this piece, a rich hidaski (fire mark) appears throughout the work.
He had his own unique way of forming the body.
He built the body by stacking coils of clay.
The clay was twisted and bound into the shape of a bottle.
The two grooves on the body are highly dynamic as they rotate in a twisting motion.
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1941.
He became a potter in 1969.
He became a disciple of Matasaburo Katsura in 1975 and studied Old Bizen.
He was a student of ceramics researcher Matasaburo Katsura.
The knowledge he gained forms the basis of his pottery style.
He has not fired a kiln in recent years.
This tokkuri (sake bottle) is a work from just before his retirement.
In this piece, a rich hidaski (fire mark) appears throughout the work.
He had his own unique way of forming the body.
He built the body by stacking coils of clay.
The clay was twisted and bound into the shape of a bottle.
The two grooves on the body are highly dynamic as they rotate in a twisting motion.
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1941.
He became a potter in 1969.
He became a disciple of Matasaburo Katsura in 1975 and studied Old Bizen.
Details
- Pottery Type
- Sake bottle
- Dimensions
- W9.1cm × D9.0cm × H10.9cm 260cc
About the Artist
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1941.
He became a potter in 1969.
He became a disciple of Matasaburo Katsura in 1975 and studied Old Bizen.
He became a potter in 1969.
He became a disciple of Matasaburo Katsura in 1975 and studied Old Bizen.