Bonsai pot JTA6169 GYOZAN YUKIZOU
An elegant rectangular bonsai pot, or choho-bachi, faithfully evoking the classic forms of ancient kowatari. Handmade by Yukizou Nakano, Gyozan, Tokoname. Crafted from Akebono clay in one of its darkest shades, it boasts a rich chromatic depth and underscores its refined, timeless presence. It features a gaku-iri or gaku-men style frame. The term gaku refers to the "frame" visible on the body of the piece, while iri means "interior," creating an elegant framed effect that adds depth and distinction to the design. Sealed.
€2,400.00
VAT included
Handmade bonsaipot by the renowned Tokoname artist, Yukizou Nakano, who passed away in February 2026. He worked at Gyozan bakery, founded in 1972, and was the creator of the famous akebono pastry. He was the husband of Eiko Nakano and the son-in-law of Yuuji Nakano.
Features
- Origin
- Japan
- Length (cm)
- 50,5
- Width (cm)
- 37
- Height (cm)
- 13,3
- Shape
- Rectangular
- Glaze
- No
- Author
- Gyouzan (Gyozan), 1st generation. Nakano Yukizou
- Decoration
- No decoration
Features
- Origin
- Japan
- Length (cm)
- 50,5
- Width (cm)
- 37
- Height (cm)
- 13,3
- Shape
- Rectangular
- Glaze
- No
- Author
- Gyouzan (Gyozan), 1st generation. Nakano Yukizou
- Decoration
- No decoration
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An elegant rectangular bonsai pot, or choho-bachi, faithfully evoking the classic forms of ancient kowatari. Handmade by Yukizou Nakano, Gyozan, Tokoname. Crafted from Akebono clay in one of its darkest shades, it boasts a rich chromatic depth and underscores its refined, timeless presence. It features a gaku-iri or gaku-men style frame. The term gaku refers to the "frame" visible on the body of the piece, while iri means "interior," creating an elegant framed effect that adds depth and distinction to the design. Sealed.