Ichino Masahiko 市野雅彦
Tanba vase 丹波赤ドベ花器
Stoneware
H9.1"xDia3.5"
H23.1xDia8.9cm
H23.1xDia8.9cm
With Signed Wood Box
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Ichino Masahiko is a star in the Tamba pottery industry. His ceramics are unique and innovative, the wood-fired technique- a technique of the six ancient kilns- to new heights. His...
Ichino Masahiko is a star in the Tamba pottery industry. His ceramics are unique and innovative, the wood-fired technique- a technique of the six ancient kilns- to new heights. His works use modernist shapes inspired by geometric abstraction, and modernist architectural forms, combining that with traditional studio pottery. Ichino was awarded the Grand Prix Award at the 13th Japan Ceramics Exhibition. This vase showcases his iconic salt water infused clay, which creates a striking red.