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Item Code: CER-KM-425-u
Kiseto
Firing
Wood
Clay
Stoneware
Width (cm)
13.5
Height (cm)
29
Nationality
Japanese
Date of Work
2010
Kiseto
Originating in the late 16th century, Ki-seto is part of the Mino family of ceramics, produced in the Seto & Mino areas. The four styles of Mino wares - Shino, Oribe, Setoguro & Ki-seto, are often used to produce wares for the Tea Ceremony.
For the Tea Ceremony, a simple display (known as Chabana) of a few flowers or tree branches are placed in a vase in the Tea House.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
Originating in the late 16th century, Ki-seto is part of the Mino family of ceramics, produced in the Seto & Mino areas. The four styles of Mino wares - Shino, Oribe, Setoguro & Ki-seto, are often used to produce wares for the Tea Ceremony.
For the Tea Ceremony, a simple display (known as Chabana) of a few flowers or tree branches are placed in a vase in the Tea House.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
Ken Matsuzaki was born in 1950 in Tokyo. Growing up Matsuzaki’s life was filled with art and culture and his family’s influence began to show when, around the age of 16, Matsuzaki developed an interest in ceramics. In 1972, after graduating from Tamagawa University’s College of Arts, he began a 3 year apprenticeship with (National Living Treasure) Tatsuzo Shimaoka.Nearing the end of his apprenticeship Matsuzaki asked Shimaoka if he would consider extending it for another 2 years, whilst he learned to develop his own style, and began creating his own motifs and palette of glazes that he would use for the next 15 years. Today, Matsuzaki has exhibited widely in Japan, America and the UK and his work is held in major galleries worldwide.
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