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About the Works
Artist:Name: Kōemon Katō 加藤光右衛門 (b 1937)

Item Description(yellow bird):
This is a charming ceramic piece created by the renowned Japanese potter, Kōemon Katō. The work features a yellow bird motif, characterized by delicate feather carvings and an adorable form that exudes warmth and charm. The hollow interior of the main body functions as a small container, making it suitable for holding incense or serving as a tea ceremony accessory.

Size:
Height: 5 cm
Width: 7.5 cm
Depth: 3.5 cm

Weight:
57 g

Item Description(red flower):
This is a Shino ware incense container created by the renowned Japanese potter, Kōemon Katō. The delicate floral patterns painted with iron glaze beautifully complement the soft white glaze, while the naturally occurring pinkish hues from the firing process add a rich and tasteful texture. Its rounded form and the natural fit of the lid are distinctive features, highlighting the warmth and rustic charm unique to Shino ware.

Size:
Height: 3.5 cm
Diameter: 6.5 cm

Weight:
135 g

About the artist.
Kōemon Katō (born in 1937 in Gifu Prefecture) is a renowned Japanese potter known as a master of Mino ware. He created numerous works that blend traditional techniques with modern sensibilities.

Biography
Family and Training: Born as the second son of the master potter Jūemon Katō, he grew up immersed in pottery. After graduating from high school, he trained under his father and learned Mino ware techniques from scratch.

Founding Yamajū Kiln: He established the Yamajū Kiln in Kasahara Town, Gifu Prefecture, dedicating himself to creating ceramics. His work primarily focused on tea ceramics such as Kizeto (Yellow Seto), Mino Iga, and Hikidashi-guro.
His works are highly regarded for their fusion of traditional Mino ware techniques and unique artistic vision.
The "Seto Ichijūguchi Mizusashi" (water container) is particularly celebrated as a masterpiece among tea utensils.


About the Works
Artist: Yasuoki Kumagai 熊谷保興 (b 1940)

Item Description(tea bell):
This is a rustic incense container crafted by the Japanese potter Yasuoki Kumagai. Its distinctive bell-shaped form is highlighted by the complex colors and textures created through natural ash glaze firing. The varying shades of reddish-brown and the traces of dripping glaze beautifully showcase the serendipity and charm of wood-fired kiln techniques. A small ring at the top adds a sculptural accent to the piece.

Size:
Height: 5 cm
Lid Diameter: 4 cm
Base Diameter: 4.5 cm

Weight:
116 g

Item Description(green circle):
This is an incense container crafted by the Japanese potter Yasuoki Kumagai. The beautifully domed lid features a gradient of colors transitioning from green to turquoise blue, evoking a serene and profound landscape-like impression. The interior is finished with a smooth beige glaze, creating an elegant contrast with the exterior. The lid fits seamlessly with the body, and the balanced circular form is a distinctive characteristic of this piece.

Size:
Height: 3 cm
Diameter: 8 cm

Weight:
77 g

About the artist.
Yasuoki Kumagai was born in 1940 in Akaike Town, Tagawa District, Fukuoka Prefecture (now Fukuchi Town). He is the 16th-generation head of Kumagai Honkama, inheriting the tradition of Agano ware.

Biography
Education and Training: In 1962, he graduated from Kanazawa College of Art with a degree in sculpture and trained under potter Kiyoshi Tsuji in Tokyo to refine his skills.

Succession and Activities:
In 1975, he succeeded as the 16th-generation head of Kumagai Honkama.
He preserves the traditional tea ceramics of Agano ware while incorporating unique innovations in patterns and glazes.

Awards
In 1968, he received the Asahi Excellence Award at the Seibu Craft Exhibition.
In 1970, he was first selected for the Japan Traditional Craft Exhibition and received the Fukuoka Mayor's Award.

Exhibitions and Collections
In 1995, his works were included in the collection of the British Museum.
His works are also part of the collection at the Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art


Appearance
Please see photos for details.

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Items are shipped from Japan via DHL, FedEx, or Japan Post.
A tracking number will be obtained upon shipment.
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Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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