Vase - Ceramic - Japan - No customs fo EU - Andô Hironobu 安藤博允 (1940)





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Ceramic vase by Ando Hironobu (born 1940) from the Ginga yô series, using seirôsai technique, delivered with its signed Tomobako; height 17.5 cm, diameter 14.5 cm, origin Japan, dated 1990–2000, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Ceramic vase by Ando Hironobu 安藤弘信
"Ginga yô" series — "seirôsai" technique. Delivered with its Tomobako signed (original wooden box)
From the collection of Mr. D, Europe. Shipped from Europe: no customs fees for EU bidders.
Flattened spherical vase with a short, slightly everted neck. The surface is treated using the seirôsai technique, characterised by a deep-blue granular texture. Part of the Ginga yô (distant galaxy) series.
Dimensions
Height: 17.5 cm — Diameter: 14.5 cm
Ando Hironobu 安藤弘信 (1940–)
Ceramist from Gifu. Member of the Nitten Club, the Japan Federation of New Craft Artists, and the Gifu Prefecture Ceramics Artists Association. Director of the Birou Ceramics Association and the Gifu Ceramic Designers Association. Recipient of the Nitten Chunichi Prize and the Kato Kohei Prize.
Ceramic vase by Ando Hironobu 安藤弘信
"Ginga yô" series — "seirôsai" technique. Delivered with its Tomobako signed (original wooden box)
From the collection of Mr. D, Europe. Shipped from Europe: no customs fees for EU bidders.
Flattened spherical vase with a short, slightly everted neck. The surface is treated using the seirôsai technique, characterised by a deep-blue granular texture. Part of the Ginga yô (distant galaxy) series.
Dimensions
Height: 17.5 cm — Diameter: 14.5 cm
Ando Hironobu 安藤弘信 (1940–)
Ceramist from Gifu. Member of the Nitten Club, the Japan Federation of New Craft Artists, and the Gifu Prefecture Ceramics Artists Association. Director of the Birou Ceramics Association and the Gifu Ceramic Designers Association. Recipient of the Nitten Chunichi Prize and the Kato Kohei Prize.

