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Yuichi Ito Celadon Flower Vase

Artist Information
Yuichi Ito (born 1940) is a Japanese ceramic artist active from the Showa era through the Reiwa era. He is known primarily for his celadon flower vases and engraved works, and has been selected for exhibitions at the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition and other events.

Technique
His primary techniques are celadon and celadon. He pursues a traditional style that uses iron-containing glazes and reduction firing to produce a blue-green color.

Review
The soft, clear color of the celadon and the tranquil beauty of the unique engraved decorations have been recognized by experts and collectors.

Product Details
Product Dimensions: Height 25cm / Width 15cm / Depth 15cm / Diameter 9.5cm
Weight: 2095g

Japan -   - 1990-2000

Ogasawara Choshun - Jar - Ceramic - Kinuta-shaped Vase

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