Matajiro was the master of the historic Kichuyo kiln in Kamakura, which carries the artistic legacy of the legendary multi-disciplinary artist and gourmet Kitaoji Rosanjin. Type: Yohen Chomon Tsubo – Incised Geometric Pattern Vase with Natural Yohen (Kiln-Mutation) Ash Glaze. Markings: Hand-signed by the artist on the base (incised mark). The original wooden box (Tomobako) […]
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 […]
An incredibly hand-crafted full-sized Japanese studio pottery Tsubo, or Jar. With a finely crafted narrow neck and opening, it can also be used as a vase. Made in Japan in the 1970s or 1980s. It’s extraordinary glazing embodies the artistry and Wabi Sabi esthetic of Japanese Mingei pottery. The loose and dynamic application of the […]