http://artisjapan.site/default.asp?action=1&num=12416 This ceramic bowl by Yamaguchi Jōtetsu exemplifies a quiet, material-driven aesthetic rooted in Japanese folk-craft traditions. Thrown with a restrained, balanced form, the bowl is finished in a soft ash glaze that pools and breaks naturally across the surface, revealing iron specks and subtle variations from the firing. The gentle crackle and earthy tones reflect an emphasis on clay, flame, and chance rather than surface decoration. Yamaguchi Jōtetsu’s work values everyday functionality while retaining a contemplative presence, making this bowl equally suited for daily use or thoughtful display. Yamaguchi Jōtetsu is a Japanese ceramic artist known for his quiet, material-focused approach to pottery. Working primarily with wheel-thrown forms, he emphasizes the natural character of clay and glaze rather than overt decoration. His works often feature soft ash or feldspathic glazes, subtle crackle, and iron speckling that emerge through high-temperature firing. Influenced by Japanese folk craft traditions and the philosophy of functional beauty, Yamaguchi values balance, weight, and tactile presence. His ceramics are intended for everyday use, yet they retain a calm, contemplative quality that reflects respect for process, fire, and material. NOTICE

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