Dish with kegaki line pattern, Hagi style, Shira-hagi type, stoneware
- Dish with kegaki line pattern, Hagi style, Shira-hagi type, stoneware
- Available from JPY 200,000
The artist studied the glaze on shards of ancient pottery, and found a white glaze that changes color into pale green when fired in the kiln.
He used a line drawing technique, kegaki, which he had once used to make metal sculptures when he was a student. He combined these two techniques into the design of the large plate.
Size: Height 15cm, Diameter 50cm
This unique work received the Asahi Shimbun Encouragement Award at the Yamaguchi Traditional Arts and Crafts Exhibition in 2014.
He used a line drawing technique, kegaki, which he had once used to make metal sculptures when he was a student. He combined these two techniques into the design of the large plate.
Size: Height 15cm, Diameter 50cm
This unique work received the Asahi Shimbun Encouragement Award at the Yamaguchi Traditional Arts and Crafts Exhibition in 2014.
Takao Tahara, 13th generation Tobei Tahara potter
1981: Born the first son of Tobei Tahara |
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