https://www.momat.go.jp/craft-museum/artists/ana155 This elegant porcelain vase was created by Eishin Nagasawa IV (四世 永澤永信) of the renowned Izushi ware tradition in Hyogo, Japan. Izushi porcelain is celebrated for its exceptionally pure, snow-white body and refined craftsmanship. The vase features a harmonious form with a gently rounded body and slender neck, emphasizing simplicity and balance. The porcelain is fired to a hard, dense structure, yet its surface feels remarkably smooth and soft to the touch, almost like skin. This snow-white finish enhances the quiet beauty of the form and reflects the refined aesthetic of traditional Japanese porcelain. The base bears the artist’s signature. Eishin Nagasawa IV (四世 永澤永信) is a Japanese ceramic artist associated with the long tradition of Izushi ware (出石焼) porcelain from Hyogo Prefecture. As the fourth-generation successor of the Nagasawa kiln, he continues the family’s dedication to producing refined white porcelain known for its purity and delicate craftsmanship. His works emphasize elegant forms, smooth surfaces, and the quiet beauty characteristic of Izushi porcelain. Fired at high temperatures, the porcelain achieves both hardness and a remarkably soft tactile quality. Through his work, Nagasawa preserves the aesthetic ideals of traditional Japanese porcelain while maintaining the legacy of the historic Izushi ceramic tradition. NOTICE

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