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No. 7963
Hakudei Guinomi
¥11,000
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Description
Hiroshi Goseki studied under Living National Treasure Jun Isezaki before establishing his kiln in Ibaraki. This is a White Slip Guinomi by Hiroshi Goseki.
While continuing to create works centered on Bizen pottery in Ibaraki, he has also devoted himself to the study of a wide variety of glazes. This piece is one of his glazed works that reflects that pursuit.
For this work, he used Hakudei, his original blended ash glaze. The entire surface shows a beautiful white tone with a faint bluish tint, giving the piece a cool, pure appearance and a quietly dignified atmosphere.
The effect of the straw-ash glaze has also produced flowing glaze patterns reminiscent of Madara-Karatsu, and along the boundary areas, a distinctive fire pattern appears, as if pale bluish-white flames were swirling upward.
The rhythmically cut foot and the gently spreading body come together to create a serene and noble presence, reminiscent of the celebrated tea bowl Fujisan.
He was born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988.
He became a student of Jun Isezaki in 2013.
He became independent as a potter in 2017 and built a kiln in Ibaraki prefecture in 2019.
While continuing to create works centered on Bizen pottery in Ibaraki, he has also devoted himself to the study of a wide variety of glazes. This piece is one of his glazed works that reflects that pursuit.
For this work, he used Hakudei, his original blended ash glaze. The entire surface shows a beautiful white tone with a faint bluish tint, giving the piece a cool, pure appearance and a quietly dignified atmosphere.
The effect of the straw-ash glaze has also produced flowing glaze patterns reminiscent of Madara-Karatsu, and along the boundary areas, a distinctive fire pattern appears, as if pale bluish-white flames were swirling upward.
The rhythmically cut foot and the gently spreading body come together to create a serene and noble presence, reminiscent of the celebrated tea bowl Fujisan.
He was born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988.
He became a student of Jun Isezaki in 2013.
He became independent as a potter in 2017 and built a kiln in Ibaraki prefecture in 2019.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W 7.2cm × D 6.9cm × H 7.0cm
About the Artist
He was born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988.
He became a student of Jun Isezaki in 2013.
He became independent as a potter in 2017 and built a kiln in Ibaraki prefecture in 2019.
He became a student of Jun Isezaki in 2013.
He became independent as a potter in 2017 and built a kiln in Ibaraki prefecture in 2019.