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Japanese Contemporary Studio Pottery Vase – “Sen no Tsubo” (Vessel of Lines) by Sato Miki. A powerful and museum-quality work of Japanese contemporary studio ceramics. By Sato Miki , a recognized ceramic artist from Aizu, Fukushima Prefecture, born June 13, 1945. Weight: Body 2.6kg / Total with box approx. Dimensions: H 23.5cm × W 19cm / Mouth diameter 11cm. (? – “Vessel of Lines”). Original signed wooden box. Provenance documents included: Original artist biography sheet and 1983. (New Art Newspaper) article featuring the work. The Work: This large egg-shaped vessel is an exceptional example of Sato Miki’s signature. The entire surface is wrapped in rhythmic horizontal bands of two alternating textures – smooth compressed clay and deeply incised dotted scoring – creating a hypnotic, almost textile-like quality reminiscent of ancient woven cloth or geological strata. The palette moves from warm sandy beige to deep slate blue-grey, with a luminous blue-green glaze pooling richly at the irregular, deliberately unfinished rim – a bold contrast that highlights the artist’s mastery of controlled spontaneity. The interior is glazed in deep black with flashes of cerulean blue. Member: Aizu Fine Arts Association, Fukushima Prefecture Artists Federation, Aizu Folk Craft Association, Japan New Craft Tohoku Association. Juror and Invited Artist: Fukushima Prefecture General Art Exhibition. 9x selected: Traditional Craft New Works Exhibition. 8x selected: Traditional Craft Musashino Exhibition. 4x selected: Japan Folk Craft Museum Exhibition. 3x selected: Japan Ceramics Exhibition. Solo exhibitions: Sendai Mitsukoshi, Ginza Matsuya, and others (10 exhibitions total). (New Art Newspaper), December 1, 1983. Very good overall condition consistent with age. Natural firing variations and surface texture as intended by the artist. Original tomobako present with artist’s signature, seal, and title inscription. A rare opportunity to acquire a documented, exhibition-level work by a significant regional Japanese ceramic artist, complete with original box and provenance materials. If you are purchasing more than one item. About Used Artifacts and Antiques —– We make every effort to provide accurate and honest descriptions. Some items are over 100 years old. Please review all photos and descriptions carefully. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Track Page Views With.

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