Shoji Hamada Mashiko Ware Iron Glaze Flower Vase 28.5cm Pottery
This is a Mashiko ware pottery piece by Shoji Hamada, a Living National Treasure. It is an authenticated work by the artist. This is a large and impressive vase, 11.22 inches high, featuring iron-glaze paintings on two sides by Shoji Hamada, a Living National Treasure. Large flowers are depicted with dynamic brushstrokes, giving a vibrant impression. The vase itself shows no particularly noticeable scratches or dirt. The size is approximately 11.22 inches in height and 5.91 inches in width (at the widest point). The original wooden box is included. The lid of the original wooden box was previously broken into two pieces and has been reattached with adhesive. During that repair, the two wooden frames were mistakenly reattached to the opposite side, causing the box inscription to appear on the front of the box. This item is a personal storage item.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Unknown |
| Artist / Maker | Shoji Hamada |
| Dimensions | 11.2 in |
Detaljer
- Kategori
- Decorative Vases
- Period
- Unknown Period
- Skick
- Good
- Material
- Ceramic
- Konstnär
- Shoji Hamada 濱田庄司
- Ursprung
- Mashiko ware 益子焼
- Mått
- 11.2 in
Om konstnären
Shoji Hamada 濱田庄司Mashiko potter central to the mingei folk-craft movement; among Japan's first Living National Treasures in 1955.
Om Mashiko ware
Heavy, thick-walled stoneware with a sandy, rough clay at the foot; rust-red 'persimmon' kaki glaze, black or amber glazes, sometimes with poured or trailed glaze designs; simple brushed or wax-resist decoration in the folk-craft style. Mer om Mashiko ware
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