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No. 7374
Bizen Hidasuki Guinomi
¥3,300
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Description
He has been researching antique Bizen ware and other ancient ceramics.
While applying the knowledge gained through his research to his own creations, his theme is to produce works that suit modern life.
Firing in an anagama kiln, rather than an electric kiln, gives the Hidasuki a very subdued color.
The azuki bean color of the Hidasuki is reminiscent of Kobizen.
The shape of the bowl captures the essence of Kiseto ware rather than Bizen ware.
The piece was created around 2006 and was kept by a collector without being used.
He was born in Akita Prefecture in 1964.
He began his apprenticeship under Taisetsu Suageshi in 1982.
He built his own kiln and became an independent ceramic artist in 1997.
While applying the knowledge gained through his research to his own creations, his theme is to produce works that suit modern life.
Firing in an anagama kiln, rather than an electric kiln, gives the Hidasuki a very subdued color.
The azuki bean color of the Hidasuki is reminiscent of Kobizen.
The shape of the bowl captures the essence of Kiseto ware rather than Bizen ware.
The piece was created around 2006 and was kept by a collector without being used.
He was born in Akita Prefecture in 1964.
He began his apprenticeship under Taisetsu Suageshi in 1982.
He built his own kiln and became an independent ceramic artist in 1997.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W7.7cm x D6.8cm x H5.4cm
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.