No. 7778
Imbe Guinomi
¥5,500
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Description
This Guinomi was fired by Gosuke Yashiro around 2023.
It was created in a newly constructed, ultra-small, fully underground Anagama kiln of his own design. In a bold and experimental approach, the firing was carried out without using refractory materials except for the ceiling area.
The surface features a quintessential Bizen aesthetic—a refined harmony of Kigoma and rich Shiso-colored hues. Especially noteworthy is the Shiso tone, which bears a unique smoky nuance, adding a profound sense of character.
Measuring 7 cm in diameter, the piece offers a comfortable, classic grip. Coupled with the soft texture resulting from minimal use of refractory materials, this sake cup delivers a subtle yet deeply satisfying tactile experience.
It is an unused piece, carefully stored in pristine condition since it was purchased new, and has never been opened or handled.
It was created in a newly constructed, ultra-small, fully underground Anagama kiln of his own design. In a bold and experimental approach, the firing was carried out without using refractory materials except for the ceiling area.
The surface features a quintessential Bizen aesthetic—a refined harmony of Kigoma and rich Shiso-colored hues. Especially noteworthy is the Shiso tone, which bears a unique smoky nuance, adding a profound sense of character.
Measuring 7 cm in diameter, the piece offers a comfortable, classic grip. Coupled with the soft texture resulting from minimal use of refractory materials, this sake cup delivers a subtle yet deeply satisfying tactile experience.
It is an unused piece, carefully stored in pristine condition since it was purchased new, and has never been opened or handled.
Details
- Pottery Type
- guinomi
- Dimensions
- W7.0cm x D7.0cm x H4.2cm
About the Artist
He was born in Hokkaido in 1979.
He began learning pottery in Bizen City around 2000.
He built a Noborigama kiln in 2016 in Imbe, Bizen City.
He began learning pottery in Bizen City around 2000.
He built a Noborigama kiln in 2016 in Imbe, Bizen City.
