Large Glazed Contemporary Vessel by Nishihata Tadashi

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  • Description
    Large rounded triangular Tamba vessel covered in a thick dripping ash glaze
    2016
    Glazed Tamba stoneware
    A native of the centuries-old Japanese ceramic region, Tachikui, NISHIHATA Tadashi (b.1948) comes from a lineage of distinguished artists stretching back to the eighteenth century. Tamba, one of the six ancient Japanese kiln sites, is famous for simple and austere functional ceramics made from iron-rich local clay and covered in natural ash glazes. Nishihata creates works that reflect not only his mastery of the region’s techniques but also his keen sense of modern aesthetics.
  • More Information
    Documentation: Signed
    Notes: Signed custom box
    Origin: Japan
    Period: 2000-2021
    Materials: Pottery, hand built
    Condition: New. no condition issues
    Creation Date: 2016
    Styles / Movements: Contemporary, Art Pottery, Asian
    Patterns: Asian/Oriental, Contemporary/Modern, Handmade
    Incollect Reference #: 456040
  • Dimensions
    W. 15.5 in; H. 16.25 in;
    W. 39.37 cm; H. 41.28 cm;
Message from Seller:

I became interested in the Ceramic Arts; specifically Ancient Chinese Pottery, when my brother Marc; also an art dealer, introduced it to me over 20 years ago. Since then I traveled throughout Asia; including Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea, in search for those special pieces that appeal to the discerning collector, as well as the Designer Market.

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