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No. 7508
Bizen Hidasuki Shuhai
¥16,500
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Description
Mamoru Taku is a potter and researcher.
Various clays from Okayama Prefecture are collected and test-fired.
He researches the various chemical reactions between the clay and fire that occur when Bizen ware is fired.
He told me that Hidasuki is his primary theme.
Hidasuki pieces in a variety of colors were displayed in his workshop.
Large amounts of iron and other substances gush across the beige clay surface.
Several types of clay are mixed together, and the different clays are used to create a marbled pattern.
The wonderful Hidasuki is comparable to antique Bizen ware.
This guinomi was fired in October 2024.
Various clays from Okayama Prefecture are collected and test-fired.
He researches the various chemical reactions between the clay and fire that occur when Bizen ware is fired.
He told me that Hidasuki is his primary theme.
Hidasuki pieces in a variety of colors were displayed in his workshop.
Large amounts of iron and other substances gush across the beige clay surface.
Several types of clay are mixed together, and the different clays are used to create a marbled pattern.
The wonderful Hidasuki is comparable to antique Bizen ware.
This guinomi was fired in October 2024.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W6.5cm × D6.4cm × H4.9cm
About the Artist
He was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1952.
He became a disciple of Takaaki Kimura in 1980.
He built a kiln in Saeki in 1983.
He built a kiln in Takebe Town in 1998.
He became a disciple of Takaaki Kimura in 1980.
He built a kiln in Saeki in 1983.
He built a kiln in Takebe Town in 1998.