岳映 Takebae — 富士山 Fujiyama βάζο του 泰田久史 Yasuda Hisashi - Κεραμικό - Ιαπωνία - 20th century

Item Description
泰田久史 Yasuda Hisashi — "岳映 / Takebae" — Inspired by Mount Fuji Fujiyama, Flower Vase

This striking sculptural vase, titled Takebae (岳映 — "Mountain Reflection"), is one of the signature works from the celebrated Takebae series by Hisashi Yasuda, a celebrated Japanese ceramic artist from Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture.
The piece is an embodiment of Japan's most iconic and sacred mountain — Mount Fuji Fujiyama — rendered in ceramic form.
The silhouette of the vase evokes the majestic profile of Mount Fuji, and the breathtaking gradation of color — from deep midnight blue at the base, transitioning through vibrant cobalt blue to soft white at the peak — captures the snow-capped summit with poetic precision.
The surface is entirely matte and rough to the touch, giving it the raw, elemental texture of volcanic stone and perfectly evoking the feel of the mountain itself.
The irregular, asymmetrical opening at the top, resembling a snow-cut ridge, adds a dynamic sculptural quality rarely seen in traditional vases.
The artist's seal is carved into the base, and the piece comes with its original Wooden Plate, bearing the inscription: Takebae (岳映), Member of the Japan Modern Crafts Association, Hachiyaemon Kiln, Hisashi Yasuda.
A true collector's piece that bridges the worlds of fine art and functional ceramics — one that brings the spirit of Fujiyama into your home.

Size
Height: 17.5 cm
Width: 18.0 cm
Depth: 12.0 cm

Weight
1400 g / 1.4 kg

Condition
The vase is in good overall condition with no chips or cracks. The box is not included.
***Please note that there is a faint stain-like mark visible on the blue portion of the reverse side — please refer carefully to the photographs before bidding.

Artist Profile
泰田久史 Yasuda Hisashi is a Japanese ceramic artist born in Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture.
He is a member of the Japan Modern Crafts Association (現代工芸本会員) and runs his studio, Hachiyaemon Kiln (八衛門窯), in Miyazaki.
He is known for bold sculptural forms and atmospheric color gradations, drawing deep inspiration from the landscapes of Japan.
His research into historical regional kiln traditions — including the revival of the lost Komine-yaki (小峰焼) — reflects his dedication to preserving and reimagining Japanese ceramic heritage.

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