]]>「田中敬史展 焼〆の現代美学」8日目-2（南蛮焼〆大壺）http://utsuwanote.exblog.jp/28097136/2020-05-16T14:15:00+09:002020-05-16T14:16:35+09:002020-05-15T04:46:25+09:00sora_hikari田中敬史展
It is a large vessel with Nanban ware. It has a dark brown color and is silent. I like quiet things more than eloquent things.I have put one's trust in such person.
]]>「田中敬史展 焼〆の現代美学」8日目-1（布引焼〆大壺）http://utsuwanote.exblog.jp/28097135/2020-05-16T10:00:00+09:002020-05-16T15:07:38+09:002020-05-15T04:43:33+09:00sora_hikari田中敬史展
This is the largest vase at the exhibition. This vessel is a Nunobiki soil yakishime with a smooth skin and a refined shape. The color is a gradation of red and gray, and it looks like a sunset scene. It is a beautiful yakishime that reflects nature.
1. Nunobiki Large Vessel
H36 φ 35cm/ h.14.2 dia.14 inch
165,000JPY
]]>「田中敬史展 焼〆の現代美学」7日目-6（布引焼〆梅瓶）http://utsuwanote.exblog.jp/28097132/2020-05-15T18:15:00+09:002020-05-15T16:51:28+09:002020-05-15T04:39:20+09:00sora_hikari田中敬史展
I will introduce four vessels of Nunobiki yakishime.
It is "meibin" baked in Nunobiki soil. "meibin" is an old Chinese sake bottle. Many old "meibin" are neat ones made of porcelain, but the unique point of this Nunobiki "meibin" made by Mr. Tanaka is that the roughness of baking is together.
72.Nunobiki Meibin bottle
H20 φ 11cm/ h.8 dia.4.3 inch
22,000JPY
Nunobiki is a clay clay in the Ayama / Koka Formation, which is located in the Nunobiki Mountains system near Hino Town, Shiga Prefecture. This clay, which is close to the nature of clay used in Iwaha Shigaraki ware, contains feldspar and silica stone and is a highly refractory soil. The color is brighter than Nanban-yaki, and it is baked in a vase where you can enjoy the color change.
]]>「田中敬史展 焼〆の現代美学」7日目-5（布引焼〆壺）http://utsuwanote.exblog.jp/28097131/2020-05-15T18:10:00+09:002020-05-15T16:50:45+09:002020-05-15T04:35:38+09:00sora_hikari田中敬史展
I will introduce four vessels of Nunobiki yakishime.
This yakishime of vessel(No.2) made from Nunobiki soil has a long and thin shape. The sight is the view of the melted ash on the traces of clay scraping.
2. Nunobiki Yakishime Vessel
H19 φ15cm/ h. 7.5 dia.6 inch
55,000JPY
Nunobiki is a clay clay in the Ayama / Koka Formation, which is located in the Nunobiki Mountains system near Hino Town, Shiga Prefecture. This clay, which is close to the nature of clay used in Iwaha Shigaraki ware, contains feldspar and silica stone and is a highly refractory soil. The color is brighter than Nanban-yaki, and it is baked in a vase where you can enjoy the color change.
how to order;Please contact us by direct message.
payment method;Credit card payment
The tanaka keiji yakishime sales event is online from May 9th to 17th.You can see all works and how to order from this link.
http://utsuwa-note.com/tanakakeiji_worklist
how to order;Please contact us by direct message.
payment method;Credit card payment
The tanaka keiji yakishime sales event is online from May 9th to 17th.You can see all works and how to order from this link.
http://utsuwa-note.com/tanakakeiji_worklist
]]>「田中敬史展 焼〆の現代美学」7日目-4（布引焼〆壺）http://utsuwanote.exblog.jp/28097376/2020-05-15T18:02:00+09:002020-05-15T16:47:27+09:002020-05-15T11:04:09+09:00sora_hikari田中敬史展
I will introduce four vessels of Nunobiki yakishime.
Nunobiki is a clay clay in the Ayama / Koka Formation, which is located in the Nunobiki Mountains system near Hino Town, Shiga Prefecture. This clay, which is close to the nature of clay used in Iwaha Shigaraki ware, contains feldspar and silica stone and is a highly refractory soil. The color is brighter than Nanban-yaki, and it is baked in a vase where you can enjoy the color change.
The characteristic of this vessel(DM-4) is that it is deformed by the heat of the kiln and cracked. It loses the ability to store water, but rather feels the power of nature that humans cannot produce. It is like a sculpture completed by burning the soil.
DM-4:Nunobiki sphere Vessel
H18 φ20cm/ H.7 dia.8 inch
60,500JPY
how to order;Please contact us by direct message.
payment method;Credit card payment
The tanaka keiji yakishime sales event is online from May 9th to 17th.You can see all works and how to order from this link.
http://utsuwa-note.com/tanakakeiji_worklist
]]>「田中敬史展 焼〆の現代美学」7日目-3（布引焼〆壺）http://utsuwanote.exblog.jp/28097127/2020-05-15T18:00:00+09:002020-05-15T16:48:06+09:002020-05-15T04:26:07+09:00sora_hikari田中敬史展
I will introduce four vessels of Nunobiki yakishime.
Nunobiki is a clay clay in the Ayama / Koka Formation, which is located in the Nunobiki Mountains system near Hino Town, Shiga Prefecture. This clay, which is close to the nature of clay used in Iwaha Shigaraki ware, contains feldspar and silica stone and is a highly refractory soil. The color is brighter than Nanban-yaki, and it is baked in a vase where you can enjoy the color change.
This vessel(DM-5) is in the shape of an old Japanese Yayoi period (300 BC to AD 300) pottery. Nunobiki soil without glaze is baked in a wood-fired kiln for 7 days. The change of red color and burnt color on the surface is beautiful.
DM-5:Nunobiki sphere Vessel
H19 φ20cm/ H.7.5 dia.8 inch
60,500JPY
how to order;Please contact us by direct message.
payment method;Credit card payment
The tanaka keiji yakishime sales event is online from May 9th to 17th.You can see all works and how to order from this link.
http://utsuwa-note.com/tanakakeiji_worklist
This is a vessel called Nanban Yakishime. Namban is an old name in Southeast Asia. Yakishime originated from a storage container made in Japan during the Middle Ages. This vessel uses red clay from the Ancient times biwako Formation, which is called the Gamo Formation of Hino Town, Gamo County, Shiga Prefecture. It contains a lot of iron and turns red when baked. Bake this in a wood kiln for 7 days. Yakishime without glaze is like a cut-out part of the earth.
how to order;Please contact us by direct message.
payment method;Credit card payment
The tanaka keiji yakishime sales event is online from May 9th to 17th.You can see all works and how to order from this link.
http://utsuwa-note.com/tanakakeiji_worklist
This is a vessel called Nanban Yakishime. Namban is an old name in Southeast Asia. Yakishime originated from a storage container made in Japan during the Middle Ages. This vessel uses red clay from the Ancient times biwako Formation, which is called the Gamo Formation of Hino Town, Gamo County, Shiga Prefecture. It contains a lot of iron and turns red when baked. Bake this in a wood kiln for 7 days. Yakishime without glaze is like a cut-out part of the earth.
how to order;Please contact us by direct message.
payment method;Credit card payment
The tanaka keiji yakishime sales event is online from May 9th to 17th.You can see all works and how to order from this link.
http://utsuwa-note.com/tanakakeiji_worklist
