
BK510 Kutani-yaki Living National Treasure Tokuda Yasokichi III Masahiko Mark Polychrome Glaze Vase
BK510 九谷焼 名工 人間国宝 三代 徳田八十吉(正彦銘) 彩釉 壷 壺
STRUCTURE Maker / Brand: Kutani-yaki, Third Generation Tokuda Yasokichi (signed Masahiko), Living National Treasure Title of Work: Saiyu Glazed Vase
Presenting a striking vase from the esteemed Kutani-yaki tradition, crafted by the Third Generation Tokuda Yasokichi, a revered Living National Treasure of Japan. This exquisite piece, signed 'Masahiko,' showcases his signature saiyu (colored glaze) technique, creating a mesmerizing gradient of blues that transitions seamlessly across its elegant form. Accompanied by its original wooden tomobako storage box and shiori leaflet, this vase embodies the pinnacle of Japanese ceramic artistry.
Artistic & Cultural Background Kutani-yaki, originating in Ishikawa Prefecture, is celebrated for its bold and vibrant overglaze enamels. While traditional Kutani often features detailed painted designs, the Third Generation Tokuda Yasokichi (1933-2009) revolutionized the style with his innovative saiyu technique. His mastery in achieving profound, multi-layered glazes earned him the prestigious title of Ningen Kokuho (Living National Treasure), recognizing his invaluable contribution to preserving and advancing Japanese ceramic art.
Design & Technique This vase exemplifies Tokuda Yasokichi's renowned saiyu technique, where multiple layers of colored glazes are carefully applied to create a fluid, harmonious transition of hues. The surface shimmers with a deep, lustrous blue that gently fades into a lighter, almost cerulean tone towards the top, evoking the serene depths of the ocean or a clear sky. The subtle variations in color and light reflect the artist's profound understanding of glaze chemistry and firing processes, resulting in a truly unique visual depth.
Form & Aesthetic Qualities Graceful Silhouette: Standing at 21 cm high with a diameter of 12.7 cm, the vase features a classic, balanced form with a gently swelling body that tapers elegantly towards a refined neck and mouth. Luminous Gradient: The saiyu glaze creates a striking visual journey, with its rich, reflective surface drawing the eye and offering new perspectives with every shift in light. Honest Patina: This piece bears numerous minor scratches, indicative of its history and previous appreciation, adding a unique character and a tangible connection to its past use.
Collector & Decorative Appeal Masterpiece by a Living National Treasure: Acquire a piece by one of Japan's most celebrated ceramic artists, whose works are highly sought after for their innovative technique and profound beauty. Striking Artistic Statement: Its vibrant yet sophisticated presence makes it an ideal focal point for any interior, whether displayed as a standalone art object or as part of a curated collection. Tangible Heritage: Owning this vase offers a direct connection to the rich tradition of Kutani-yaki and the legacy of a master who pushed the boundaries of ceramic art.
This Tokuda Yasokichi III vase is a example to enduring Japanese craftsmanship, perfect for the knowledgeable collector or anyone seeking to infuse their space with exceptional artistry.
Details
| Condition | Fair |
| Origin | Kutani, Ishikawa |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Era | Unknown |
| Dimensions | 高さ21㎝ / 直径12.7㎝ / 寸法 高さ21㎝ x 直径12.7㎝ |
详细信息
- 分类
- Floor Vases
- 年代
- Heisei Period (1989-2019)
- 品相
- Fair
- 材质
- Porcelain
- 产地
- Kutani, Ishikawa
- 尺寸
- 高さ21㎝ / 直径12.7㎝ / 寸法 高さ21㎝ x 直径12.7㎝
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