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Harlequin Gallery

 


Takimoto Kokyu

Takimoto Kokyu was born in Kinosaki-gun, Hyogo, Japan in 1947 and from the beginning of his pottery career has been interested in the old kilns and firing processes of Shigaraki and Iga. In fact his Fu-rai kiln is a huge hole in the ground like those used in these pottery centres during the Momoyama period (late 16th century). The items in the exhibition show his interest in researching old glaze recipes, including a “blue glass” Iga glaze that he is especially fond of.

There are 10 items by Kokyu in the Teabowl Exhibition that begins at the gallery on Sunday 29th January 2006, including the ones below.


 

 
Rough textured teabowl with signed box.
Height: 8.6cm (3.4”)
Diameter: 14.7cm (5.8”)
SOLD

 


Blue glass glazed teabowl with signed box.
Height: 6.9 cm (2.7”)
Diameter: 15.0 cm (5.9”)



Brown teabowl with white dripping glaze.
Height: 8.1cm (3.2”)
Diameter: 13.5cm (5.3”)



Yunomi with “glass” yohen.
Height: 7.6cm (3.0”)
Diameter: 7.9cm (3.1”)
SOLD


Kokyu’s Fu-rai kiln

 

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