Gallery Shunn, Tokyo January 24-28, 2007

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Map To Shunn

First Mogusa 艾 Clay and E-Shino

Shino was a Favorite glaze of mine in Minnesota. I have made many tests, and after about 5 years of test have come up with something I like.

The clay is have Mogusa shino clay and Half Mashiko Nami. Iron brush unglaze decoration.

Top two with inlay. Bottom Hakame.

 

Zogan Jomon inlay.

 

More Hakame

 

More Hakame Pots

Hard to see the hakame, but it is what lets the tenmoku break on the lip/

Gosu, iron and hakame slip under nami jiro glaze.

 

At Tokiichi.

Chawan: Hakame and Nami Jiro Glaze.
A couple bought these two bowls st Tokiich for his parent's 50th anniversery.

Chawan: Faceted, inlayed, with high alumina shino glaze.

Boxes came today. Signed them and will send them with the print that was also purchase as a 50th anniversery gift. It is the year of the dog and Jean's print was of an Inu Hariko Dog.

 

More Pots From Last firing.

Hakame, Nami Jiro Glaze

Shino over shino.
Shino and Inlay

 

Teabowl. Co-shigaraki Arame clay. Shino hakame decoration. Fly ash flashing and glaze.

Pedestal Vase. Co-shigaraki hosome clay. Flyash flashing and glazing. Zogan inlay.

Kokubine. Co-shigaraki hosome clay. Wheel thrown and squared in a mold. Wire faceting and zogan inlay. Flyash flashing and glaze.

Woodfired, Shigaraiki clay pedestal bowl. Flyash flash and glazing. Chatter marking, zogan inlay.


Squared Osara. Minnesota type Shino, Ricestraw markings.

Tokuri. Shigaraki clay, fired on shells on its side. Rice straw marks. Zogan inlay.

Nuka over Tenmoku

 

Hosome (small stones) Ko-shigaraki (old type) Plum blossom inlay

 

Ararae Ko-shigaraki bowl.

This bowl is made of large stone old-style shigaraki clay. Fired 3 times.