Fujiwara Yu Bizen Ware Flower Vase Ikebana Kenzan Ash Container
This is a Bizen ware flower vase made by the late Yu Fujiwara, a Living National Treasure. It is very heavy, but it might also be usable as a kensui (waste-water container) or haiki (ash container). It comes with a protective wooden box. There is a potter's mark (image 16). Regarding the condition, inside the vase, there is a mark where solidified molten ash peeled off (image 8). This appears to be a kiln flaw, but it is treated as a flaw. The protective wooden box has age-related damage and dirt. The vase has a height of 6.06 inches, an inner mouth diameter of 5.71 to 5.91 inches, a body diameter of 7.28 inches, and a weight of 1.8 kg.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Unknown |
| Artist / Maker | Fujiwara Yu |
| Dimensions | 6.1 in |
Detalles
- Categoría
- Decorative Vases
- Período
- Unknown Period
- Estado
- Good
- Material
- Ceramic
- Artista
- Fujiwara Yu 藤原雄
- Origen
- Bizen ware 備前焼
- Dimensiones
- 6.1 in
Sobre el artista
Fujiwara Yu 藤原雄Bizen potter, son of Fujiwara Kei, designated a Living National Treasure for Bizen ware in 1996.
Sobre Bizen ware
Unglazed reddish-brown to dark brown body with no applied glaze; goma ('sesame') speckles of melted wood ash, usually on the shoulder; hidasuki red straw-fire streaks or botamochi round pale patches where other pieces rested during firing. Más sobre Bizen ware
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