Richard Milgrim
Black teabowl, HIikidashi-guro chawan
Asano Akira 浅野 陽
Teabowl with Red Painting 赤絵茶碗
Stoneware
H3.1" x Diameter 5.9"
H7.8cm x Diameter 15cm
H7.8cm x Diameter 15cm
With signed wood box
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Born in Tokyo, and having studied lacquer ware, Asano Akira (1923-1997) was interested in writing, ceramics, and design. This interest manifested in his ceramics, which often investigated literary forms in...
Born in Tokyo, and having studied lacquer ware, Asano Akira (1923-1997) was interested in writing, ceramics, and design. This interest manifested in his ceramics, which often investigated literary forms in an avant-garde design, ultimately reimagining the design of functional ceramics. Asano's works have been exhibited extensively at international institutions such as the Smithsonian and the Victoria and Albert Japanese ceramic exhibitions.