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Item Code: CER-KM-435-s
Narumi Oribe
Date of Work
2010
Signed
Signed
Height (cm)
31.5
Width (cm)
15.5
Clay
Stoneware
Firing
Gas
Nationality
Japanese
Narumi Oribe
Having moved on from his Mingei roots, one of the traditions Matsuzaki looked to for inspiration was that of Oribe, from the Momoyama Period. Named after and inspired by the warrior, tea master and connoisseur of the arts, Furuta Oribe. Oribe wares are often identifiable by their vivid green, copper based glaze and may also have underglaze brushwork patterns painted in white.
Narumi Oribe is a style of Oribe ware made using two different coloured clay bodies. The lower part of the pot being made in red clay and decorated with bold white slip painted designs, whilst the upper part of the pot is made in white clay and covered with the vivid green glaze, the pale clay body bringing out the brilliance of the Oribe glaze.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
Having moved on from his Mingei roots, one of the traditions Matsuzaki looked to for inspiration was that of Oribe, from the Momoyama Period. Named after and inspired by the warrior, tea master and connoisseur of the arts, Furuta Oribe. Oribe wares are often identifiable by their vivid green, copper based glaze and may also have underglaze brushwork patterns painted in white.
Narumi Oribe is a style of Oribe ware made using two different coloured clay bodies. The lower part of the pot being made in red clay and decorated with bold white slip painted designs, whilst the upper part of the pot is made in white clay and covered with the vivid green glaze, the pale clay body bringing out the brilliance of the Oribe glaze.
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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Rutland, LE15 9SQ, UK
+44 (0) 1572 821424
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Mon-Sat: 9.30am - 5.30pm
Sunday: 11.00am - 4.00pm
The gallery is open again to visitors. We continue to make regular weekly broadcasts on goldmark.tv where you can catch up on the latest news from the gallery. You can buy from us online or contact us by email or telephone. We look forward to hearing from you soon.