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Ceramică - Hisanori Tsuji - „Kuchikudo Ajari Figură așezată” — Sculptură ceramică unică de Hisanori Tsuji — Japonia — secolul - 2025, era Reiwa
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Ceramică - Hisanori Tsuji - „Kuchikudo Ajari Figură așezată” — Sculptură ceramică unică de Hisanori Tsuji — Japonia — secolul - 2025, era Reiwa

Description This ceramic sculpture “Kuchikudo Ajari Seated Figure” is an exceptional one-of-a-kind artwork by Japanese ceramic artist Hisanori Tsuji. The piece represents an Ajari — a high-ranking Buddhist monk — whose sacred body, after long years of ascetic practice and passing, has decayed and hollowed over time. Inside this hollow, a monk of the present era continues rigorous training, expressing the theme of spiritual discipline carried across generations. The eroded rock-like texture, dramatic crackle glaze, and cave-like openings create a powerful sense of presence. A small monk standing quietly inside adds profound symbolism and emotional depth. The sculpture was selected for exhibition at the Zento Exhibition (All Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition). Background of Creation Tsuji comes from a family deeply connected to Buddhism and has personally completed the Shikoku 88-temple pilgrimage. The prayers, monks, and silence he encountered on the pilgrimage strongly inspired this work. He describes its creation as something that came to him as if spiritually guided. This inspiration led directly to the submission of the piece to the Zento Exhibition, where it was selected for exhibition. About the Artist Hisanori Tsuji (Japan) is a contemporary ceramic artist known for his narrative-driven sculptural works. After working in architecture, interior design, and restaurant planning, he entered the world of ceramics and trained under a ceramic master from 2001. He later opened his own studio RoomRoom in Osaka. He has held numerous solo exhibitions at galleries across Osaka, including: Gallery Michi (Kyomachibori) Gallery Koyodo (Tennoji) Gallery 1616 (Naniwa) Hyakunengura Gallery (Osaka Chuo) Kitahama Links Gallery THE COMMON PLACE Len Gallery (Tanimachi) Ai Gallery (Minamisemba) His works are highly valued for their unique sculptural form and strong spiritual narrative. Dimensions Length: 25 cm Width: 38 cm Height: 35 cm Weight: 1.98 kg Condition Exhibited piece. Excellent condition, nearly like new. Attributes Original / One-of-a-kind handmade sculpture Material: Ceramic (stoneware clay), glaze finish Zento Exhibition selected work Unique handcrafted work by Hisanori Tsuji Not a reproduction "Notice This item will be shipped via surface mail, which takes about 2–3 months for delivery. If you prefer DHL or FedEx (express shipping), it can be arranged for an additional €50. Please contact us if interested. Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost. ELEVATED RISK surcharges may apply in some regions. Customs or the shipping carrier may contact you by phone or email. Please be available, as missed contact may result in return and double shipping fees for resending. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. "

Nr. 99387723

Nu mai este disponibil
Ceramică - Hisanori Tsuji - „Kuchikudo Ajari Figură așezată” — Sculptură ceramică unică de Hisanori Tsuji — Japonia — secolul - 2025, era Reiwa

Ceramică - Hisanori Tsuji - „Kuchikudo Ajari Figură așezată” — Sculptură ceramică unică de Hisanori Tsuji — Japonia — secolul - 2025, era Reiwa

Description
This ceramic sculpture “Kuchikudo Ajari Seated Figure” is an exceptional one-of-a-kind artwork by Japanese ceramic artist Hisanori Tsuji.
The piece represents an Ajari — a high-ranking Buddhist monk — whose sacred body, after long years of ascetic practice and passing, has decayed and hollowed over time.
Inside this hollow, a monk of the present era continues rigorous training, expressing the theme of spiritual discipline carried across generations.

The eroded rock-like texture, dramatic crackle glaze, and cave-like openings create a powerful sense of presence.
A small monk standing quietly inside adds profound symbolism and emotional depth.

The sculpture was selected for exhibition at the Zento Exhibition (All Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition).

Background of Creation
Tsuji comes from a family deeply connected to Buddhism and has personally completed the Shikoku 88-temple pilgrimage.
The prayers, monks, and silence he encountered on the pilgrimage strongly inspired this work.
He describes its creation as something that came to him as if spiritually guided.
This inspiration led directly to the submission of the piece to the Zento Exhibition, where it was selected for exhibition.

About the Artist
Hisanori Tsuji (Japan) is a contemporary ceramic artist known for his narrative-driven sculptural works.
After working in architecture, interior design, and restaurant planning, he entered the world of ceramics and trained under a ceramic master from 2001.
He later opened his own studio RoomRoom in Osaka.

He has held numerous solo exhibitions at galleries across Osaka, including:
Gallery Michi (Kyomachibori)
Gallery Koyodo (Tennoji)
Gallery 1616 (Naniwa)
Hyakunengura Gallery (Osaka Chuo)
Kitahama Links Gallery
THE COMMON PLACE
Len Gallery (Tanimachi)
Ai Gallery (Minamisemba)
His works are highly valued for their unique sculptural form and strong spiritual narrative.

Dimensions
Length: 25 cm
Width: 38 cm
Height: 35 cm
Weight: 1.98 kg

Condition
Exhibited piece.
Excellent condition, nearly like new.

Attributes
Original / One-of-a-kind handmade sculpture
Material: Ceramic (stoneware clay), glaze finish
Zento Exhibition selected work
Unique handcrafted work by Hisanori Tsuji
Not a reproduction

"Notice
This item will be shipped via surface mail, which takes about 2–3 months for delivery.
If you prefer DHL or FedEx (express shipping), it can be arranged for an additional €50. Please contact us if interested.

Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
ELEVATED RISK surcharges may apply in some regions.

Customs or the shipping carrier may contact you by phone or email.
Please be available, as missed contact may result in return and double shipping fees for resending.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
"

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Sandra Wong
Expert
Estimat  € 1,500 - € 1,800

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