Guinomi Bizen-yaki - Mitsuke Fumio, NOS

249,00 zł (≈ €57)

Mitsuke Fumio (見附文雄) from Bizen studied with master Fujiwara Ken (藤原建), a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property status in Okayama Prefecture. He first fired his own kiln in 1973. His works have become part of the collections of the Kaya family—a former branch of the imperial family—and of Prime Minister Nakasone Yasuhiro. He held solo exhibitions at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi in Tokyo in 1983 and 1985.

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Unglazed stoneware made of ferrous red Bizen clay, fired in a wood-fired kiln—dark discolorations and ash particles are traces of fire, not defects. Rounded body with turning marks on the stepped foot. In a wooden box with a brush inscription 備前 ぐい呑, the potter's signature, and a red seal 見附, with an original biographical leaflet.

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Creator Mitsuke Fumio (見附文雄)
Style Bizen-yaki (備前焼)
Origin Bizen, Okayama Prefecture, Japan
Material Unglazed stoneware, Bizen clay
Dimensions height 5 cm, diameter 5 cm
Included in the set A bowl, a box with a signature and seal, and a biographical leaflet
Condition NOS / Mint - no chips

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