Shimaoka Tatsuzo 島岡達三 1919-2007
Jar with Bamboo leaf impression 刷毛目竹文壺, 1966
Stoneware
H9" x Diameter 8"
H22.8 x Diameter20.3 cm
H22.8 x Diameter20.3 cm
With Signed Wood Box
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The Mingei potter Shimaoka Tatsuzo was the second Living National Treasure of Mashiko, Japan. In this jar, he has skillfully employed Hakeme, a technique originally from Korea, in which he...
The Mingei potter Shimaoka Tatsuzo was the second Living National Treasure of Mashiko, Japan. In this jar, he has skillfully employed Hakeme, a technique originally from Korea, in which he has brushed white slip over a dark clay body. Over this, he has painted an impression of the delicate leaves of bamboo.
Inspired by Korean glazes in his lifetime, he combined Jomon firing techniques with Korean white slip “Bunching” glazing to create his iconic “Jomon Zogan” pottery.