Jun 6, '20

Ceramics by Living National Treasures

All things Japan Ceramics Japan

The magical world of the Japanese ceramics, which encompasses wide range of styles and aesthetics from earthin-like Bizen ware to glazed stoneware pieces and porcelain by ‘Living National Treasures” or phantasmagorical creations by young generation artists such as Takuro Kuwata. Some objects that have caught my eye recently- mainly by the ‘Living National Treasures” and Kitaōji Rosanjin, who has undeservedly not been designated as such.

Takuda Yasokichi III
Takuda Yasokichi III
Kato Takuo
Kato Takuo
Inoue Manji
Inoue Manji
Ito Sekisui
Ito Sekisui
Kitaōji Rosanjin
Kitaōji Rosanjin
Maeda Masahiro
Maeda Masahiro
Miyashita Zenji
Miyashita Zenji
Matsui Kosei
Matsui Kosei
Imaemon XIV
Imaemon XIV
Arakawa Toyozu
Arakawa Toyozu

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