花瓶 - Ceramic, 神崎紫峰(Kanzaki Shihō)による、日本の信楽焼の陶器の花瓶。彫刻的なバケツ型で、緑釉を施しています。 - Japan - 花瓶/滴下釉/花

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Japanese Shigaraki ceramic vase by Kanzaki Shihō, sculptural bucket form with a green glaze, 21 cm high, 16 cm wide, 16 cm deep, in good vintage condition and accompanied by an inscribed wooden box.

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Japanese Shigaraki Ceramic Vase by Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰).
​Sculptural Bucket Form with Green Glaze — With Inscribed Wooden Box

An expressive ceramic vase by Kanzaki Shihō, this piece brings together earthy texture, flowing glaze, and a distinctive sculptural silhouette.

The rounded body rises to an irregular opening crossed by an arched ceramic handle, evoking the form of a traditional water bucket. The undulating rim and softly contoured handle lend the vessel an organic presence, balancing visual strength with a quiet sense of movement.

Across the dark brown surface, yellow-green glaze gathers around the rim and handle before descending over the shoulder. Its subtle sheen contrasts beautifully with the granular clay surface, where pale mineral-like flecks and restrained incised lines add depth and character.

The accompanying wooden box bears the inscriptions “Shigaraki Kiln,” “Flower Vase,” and “Made by Shihō.” A separate label describes the piece as a bidoro nagashi teoke kabin—a bucket-form flower vase with flowing glass-like glaze.

Equally compelling as a vessel for a spare arrangement of seasonal branches or as an independent ceramic work, this vase offers a considered accent for a study, entrance hall, or Japanese-inspired interior. Its appeal lies in the interplay of generous form, tactile surface, and understated colour.

The wooden box also bears signature and red seals.

Artist: Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰) He is a ceramic artist based in Shigaraki Town, Shiga Prefecture, known for works such as flower vases, matcha bowls, and *mizusashi* (fresh water containers) created using traditional Shigaraki and Iga techniques.
Characteristics of Shiho Kanzaki’s Vases
• Style: As the head of the Shigaraki Genyo kiln, he is characterized by a powerful and evocative style that highlights natural glazes and *yohen* (color variations resulting from the effects of flames and ash during firing).


Good vintage condition. barely used with minimal signs of wear, please also take a look at the listed photos for a reference.

Seller's Story

Eastern Aestheticsは、日本を拠点とするセラーで、 carefully selected Asian art and antiquesを取り扱い、伝統的な日本の職人技を重視しています。 日本と東アジアの洗練された美意識を映し出す、漆器・面・陶磁器・装飾品などを厳選してご提供します。各品は品質・風格・文化的価値を重視して選定しています。 すべての商品は日本から直接発送し、安全な国際配送を確保するために丁寧に梱包しています。主にEMSやDHLなどの信頼できる配送業者を利用しています。 Catawikiの新規出品者として、信頼できるスムーズなお買い物体験を提供することをお約束します。ご不明な点がございましたら、お気軽にお問い合わせください。 ご興味をお寄せいただき、ありがとうございます。 Eastern Aesthetics
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Japanese Shigaraki Ceramic Vase by Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰).
​Sculptural Bucket Form with Green Glaze — With Inscribed Wooden Box

An expressive ceramic vase by Kanzaki Shihō, this piece brings together earthy texture, flowing glaze, and a distinctive sculptural silhouette.

The rounded body rises to an irregular opening crossed by an arched ceramic handle, evoking the form of a traditional water bucket. The undulating rim and softly contoured handle lend the vessel an organic presence, balancing visual strength with a quiet sense of movement.

Across the dark brown surface, yellow-green glaze gathers around the rim and handle before descending over the shoulder. Its subtle sheen contrasts beautifully with the granular clay surface, where pale mineral-like flecks and restrained incised lines add depth and character.

The accompanying wooden box bears the inscriptions “Shigaraki Kiln,” “Flower Vase,” and “Made by Shihō.” A separate label describes the piece as a bidoro nagashi teoke kabin—a bucket-form flower vase with flowing glass-like glaze.

Equally compelling as a vessel for a spare arrangement of seasonal branches or as an independent ceramic work, this vase offers a considered accent for a study, entrance hall, or Japanese-inspired interior. Its appeal lies in the interplay of generous form, tactile surface, and understated colour.

The wooden box also bears signature and red seals.

Artist: Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰) He is a ceramic artist based in Shigaraki Town, Shiga Prefecture, known for works such as flower vases, matcha bowls, and *mizusashi* (fresh water containers) created using traditional Shigaraki and Iga techniques.
Characteristics of Shiho Kanzaki’s Vases
• Style: As the head of the Shigaraki Genyo kiln, he is characterized by a powerful and evocative style that highlights natural glazes and *yohen* (color variations resulting from the effects of flames and ash during firing).


Good vintage condition. barely used with minimal signs of wear, please also take a look at the listed photos for a reference.

Seller's Story

Eastern Aestheticsは、日本を拠点とするセラーで、 carefully selected Asian art and antiquesを取り扱い、伝統的な日本の職人技を重視しています。 日本と東アジアの洗練された美意識を映し出す、漆器・面・陶磁器・装飾品などを厳選してご提供します。各品は品質・風格・文化的価値を重視して選定しています。 すべての商品は日本から直接発送し、安全な国際配送を確保するために丁寧に梱包しています。主にEMSやDHLなどの信頼できる配送業者を利用しています。 Catawikiの新規出品者として、信頼できるスムーズなお買い物体験を提供することをお約束します。ご不明な点がございましたら、お気軽にお問い合わせください。 ご興味をお寄せいただき、ありがとうございます。 Eastern Aesthetics
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Details

時代
1900-2000
タイトル補足情報
vase/Drip Glaze/flower
アイテム数
1
原産国
Japan
モデル
Japanese Shigaraki Ceramic Vase by Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰). ​Sculptural Bucket Form with Green Glaze
デザイナー/アーティスト/作家
Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰)
素材
Japanese Shigaraki Ceramic Vase by Kanzaki Shihō (神崎紫峰). ​Sculptural Bucket Form with Green Glaze, Ceramic
製造元/ブランド
Shigaraki ware信楽窯
コンディション
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
高さ
21 cm
幅
16 cm
奥行き
16 cm
推定年代
1970-1980, 1980-1990, 1990-2000
日本Verified
90
Objects sold
100%
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