Kojima Kenji Iga Ware Tokkuri Sake Bottle Kiln Variation Pottery
Kenji Kojima Iga Shin-gama Yohen Tokkuri. Size: Approximately 1.65 inches mouth diameter, 3.90 inches body diameter x 4.92 inches high. Includes original wooden box and cloth, no other accessories. This is an Iga-ware yohen tokkuri. While the typical bidoro glaze of Iga-ware is not present, the scarlet color and the wabi-sabi aesthetic of the kiln variations, combined with its wide, stable form, allow you to fully appreciate the charm of unglazed pottery. Kenji Kojima (1953-) studied under Tozo Konishi in Bizen and is a leading Iga-ware artist who creates diverse and dynamic pottery, from tea ceremony ware to everyday vessels and objects. He presides over Iga Shin-gama. Ceramic items may develop crazing due to their nature.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Stoneware |
| Era | Unknown |
| Artist / Maker | Iga Kokugama |
| Dimensions | Height: 4.9 in |
详细信息
- 分类
- Decorative Vases
- 年代
- Unknown Period
- 品相
- Good
- 材质
- Stoneware
- 艺术家
- Iga Kokugama
- 尺寸
- Height: 4.9 in
关于Iga ware
Thick, glassy green natural ash glaze (bidoro) running and pooling down the vessel; scorched, blackened areas (koge) beside rough sandy clay; asymmetric, pushed or cut forms with small 'ear' lugs on vases and water jars. 更多关于Iga ware
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