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No. 7575
Imbe Shuki
¥19,800
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Description
She learned the techniques of firing and modeling from Anjin Abe.
She utilizes these techniques to create works that feel both powerful and gorgeous.
This work is colored like an iron piece using the "Inbe-te" technique.
The surface of the dried piece is coated with iron-rich clay.
The kiln is repeatedly turned off and fired, resulting in a thick, vibrant Kigoma finish.
This piece was created around 2015 and has been carefully preserved by a collector.
She graduated from Shimane University in 1990.
She became a disciple of Anjin Abe in 2001.
She built a kiln in Shimane Prefecture in 2002.
She utilizes these techniques to create works that feel both powerful and gorgeous.
This work is colored like an iron piece using the "Inbe-te" technique.
The surface of the dried piece is coated with iron-rich clay.
The kiln is repeatedly turned off and fired, resulting in a thick, vibrant Kigoma finish.
This piece was created around 2015 and has been carefully preserved by a collector.
She graduated from Shimane University in 1990.
She became a disciple of Anjin Abe in 2001.
She built a kiln in Shimane Prefecture in 2002.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W7.0cm × D6.7cm × H5.8cm
About the Artist
She graduated from Shimane University in 1990.
She became a disciple of Anjin Abe since 2001.
She built a kiln in Shimane Prefecture in 2002.
She became a disciple of Anjin Abe since 2001.
She built a kiln in Shimane Prefecture in 2002.