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日本當代藝術拍賣 (Japan Week)

绳纹镶嵌水壶

Mashiko 釉为日本托木州区域的陶器类型。它以深色和厚重的外观为特征。后文提到的濑戶和岛岡，是具代表性的例子。

Mashiko 釉最初是为日常生活所需的泥制罐和水壶而制作的工艺品。随着时间的推移，逐渐趋于美学与艺术价值的和谐统一。这件水壶内部也涂有厚厚的釉，以便储水和储存食物。

表面呈现出绳状的纹样（绳纹镶嵌）。

这被称为镶嵌，是通过先创造绳样花纹，再镶嵌不同颜色的泥土来实现的技法。这一技法由活态国宝“縄文式镶嵌”岛岡達三所创。 

・岛岡達三（1919年10月27日（大正8年）- 2007年12月11日（平成19年））
他于1996年被指定为“活态国宝”。
達三岛岡跟著生涯国宝濱田庄司学习。濱田庄司的风格被他继承，同时他独特的个人风貌也备受赞赏。

师徒二人均被指定为活态国宝。

他的作品如今罕见。品相极佳。无磕碰或裂纹。

尺寸：
高度 18.5cm，宽度 19cm，口径 16cm，重量 1800g
原箱：重量 900g
总重量：2700g

Rope-inlay Water Jar

Mashiko ware is a type of pottery from the Tochigi region of Japan.
It is characterized by its dark color and thick appearance.
Hamada and Shimaoka, mentioned later, are representative examples.

Mashiko ware was originally a craft for making earthenware pots and water jars necessary for daily life.
As time progressed, it evolved to harmonize aesthetics and artistic merit.
This water jar, too, had a thick glaze applied to the inside to store water and food.

The surface has a rope-like pattern (Rope-Inlaid).

This is called inlay, a technique where a rope pattern is created and different colored clay is inlaid.
This technique was invented by Shimaoka Tatsuzo, a Living National Treasure for "Jomon inlay."

・Shimaoka Tatsuzo (October 27, 1919 (Taisho 8) - December 11, 2007 (Heisei 19))
He was designated a Living National Treasure in 1996.
Tatsuzo Shimaoka studied under Shoji Hamada, also a Living National Treasure.
He inherited Hamada's style and his unique individuality was highly praised.

Both master and disciple were designated Living National Treasures.

His works are now rare.
The condition is excellent. There are no chips or cracks.

Dimensions:
Height 18.5cm, Width 19cm, Mouth Diameter 16cm, Weight 1800g
Original Box: Weight 900g
Total Weight: 2700g

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花瓶 - 复古绳纹镶嵌水罐・Tatsuzo Shimaoka 島岡達三（1919-2007）, 陶瓷 - 日本

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