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No. 7999
Hiyama Bizen Yunomi
¥4,400
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Description
Hiroshi Goseki trained under Living National Treasure Jun Isezaki before establishing his kiln in Ibaraki. This is a Hiyama-Bizen yunomi (tea cup) by Hiroshi Goseki.
This yunomi was crafted using a blend of Bizen and Hiyama clay, then fired in the anagama kiln he built in Hiyama, Hitachiomiya City.
Perhaps due to the influence of the Hiyama clay, it has a rough, earthy texture to the touch, and the intense red-clay tone gives it a unique charm distinct from traditional Bizen ware.
Across the exterior, the kase-goma (crusty ash glaze) has a deeply appealing texture reminiscent of tree bark, with pale green tones that harmonize beautifully with the reddish hue of the clay.
The form is wide and open, similar to a rock glass, and has been finished with thin, delicate wheel-throwing. It is a versatile piece suitable not only for tea, but for a wide range of other uses.
Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988.
Studied under Jun Isezaki starting in 2013.
Became an independent potter in 2017 and built his kiln in Ibaraki Prefecture in 2019.
This yunomi was crafted using a blend of Bizen and Hiyama clay, then fired in the anagama kiln he built in Hiyama, Hitachiomiya City.
Perhaps due to the influence of the Hiyama clay, it has a rough, earthy texture to the touch, and the intense red-clay tone gives it a unique charm distinct from traditional Bizen ware.
Across the exterior, the kase-goma (crusty ash glaze) has a deeply appealing texture reminiscent of tree bark, with pale green tones that harmonize beautifully with the reddish hue of the clay.
The form is wide and open, similar to a rock glass, and has been finished with thin, delicate wheel-throwing. It is a versatile piece suitable not only for tea, but for a wide range of other uses.
Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988.
Studied under Jun Isezaki starting in 2013.
Became an independent potter in 2017 and built his kiln in Ibaraki Prefecture in 2019.
Details
- Pottery Type
- Tea Cup / Beer Mug
- Dimensions
- W9.2cm × D9.0cm × H7.8cm
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.