Bonsai pot JTA8133 KOSEN
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Bonsai pot JTA8133 KOSEN

Unglazed drum-shaped (taiko) bonsai pot, handcrafted by renowned Kyoto ceramist Heian Kōsen. It features a small repair with metallic paint reminiscent of kintsugi, mimicking a gold finish.

€280.00
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Heian Kōsen is considered one of the most renowned Japanese ceramicists, alongside the great traditional masters of Tokoname. He is especially admired for the richness and excellence of his glazes, as well as the impeccable firing quality of his works. His real name was Yoshikazu Hashimoto; he was born on February 28, 1933 (Year 8 of the Shōwa era) in Kyoto. Essentially self-taught, he began his journey into the art of bonsai in 1955 (Shōwa 30). Later, in 1965 (Shōwa 40), deeply drawn to the ceramics of Master Tōfukuji, he also began creating flowerpots, developing this skill in a self-taught manner.

Features

Origin
Japan
Length (cm)
23,5
Width (cm)
23,5
Height (cm)
7,4
Shape
Round
Glaze
No
Special shape
Drum
Author
Heian Kosen. Yoshikazu Hashimoto 
Decoration
No decoration

Features

Origin
Japan
Length (cm)
23,5
Width (cm)
23,5
Height (cm)
7,4
Shape
Round
Glaze
No
Special shape
Drum
Author
Heian Kosen. Yoshikazu Hashimoto 
Decoration
No decoration

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