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Nishio tenmoku japán matcha teáscsésze
Nishio tenmoku japán matcha teáscsésze
Gi内藤義山
Gizan Naito
1944-
He has a history of being a prizewinner at the Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition, Kofukai Exhibition, and Japan New Crafts Exhibition, etc. Currently, he is active in his own Kakujo Kiln Gallery a permanent spot sale exhibition, as well as solo exhibitions at galleries mainly around his hometown of Aichi prefecture.
He focuses mainly on ash glaze, natural glaze, and white slip ware etc.
(1915-?)
Tsurushiro yaki kerámia teáscsésze Gizan Naito műhelyéből
Words of pottery making
Mount Daisetsu, which can be seen from the mountain, was once a sacred mountain known to indigenous people as Nutakukamushuppe (Sacred Mountain), and has been the source of many traditions. I too have been working hard to create works that use Mount Daisetsu, as well as images of snow crystals, drift ice, lavender, morning mist, and other elements, as a breeding ground for images of the natural beauty of the ocean and the changing of the seasons. I created this work with the hope that it will meet the expectations of its lovers.
Japanese Year, Year and Month, August 11, March 2012, May 1965, September 1960, October 2012, April, March 2016, September 2012, September 2011, June 1920, May 1920, May 1920, February 1920, September 1920, Month 1920, January 1, 1990, March 1990.
Wa 320
year of the year
Pottery
It was established as the first city and reached the river. (Toyo)
He was given the pseudonym „Daisetsu” by Nagano Yosakichi. After graduating from the Prefectural Pottery Training Center, he began working with his father, Tosen.
First time to be selected as a member of the Hokkaido Art Association.
The kiln is visited by the American Ambassador to Japan, Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll.
Invited to exhibit at the „Japanese Art” exhibition in Paris, France. Held a ceramics exhibition in the Hawaiian Islands, USA.
Invited to exhibit at the Hokkaido and Tohoku Six Prefectures Ceramic Art Exhibition in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. Invited to exhibit at the Japan Craft Fair Kyoto.
Recommended as a member of the New Romantic Art Association.
Received the Asahi Shimbun Award at the Hokkaido Exhibition.
Received the Hokkaido Superintendent of Education Award at the Hokkaido Exhibition.
Becomes a member of the Hokkaido Ceramic Art Association.
He became a member of the New Romantic Art Association.
Exhibited at the Hokkaido exhibition.
Becomes a member of the Hokkaido Art Association
Received a visit from Ambassador Chinijua to Japan.
The second generation succession ceremony was held at Kokugeki Gallery.
Received the Tsukiumi Art Association Friendship Award.
He produced the Migiri for Sen Soshitsu, head of the Urasenke school of tea ceremony.
The judges are members of the Hokkaido Beauty Association.
A book was produced to celebrate the wedding of a member of the Urasenke school.
Exhibition commemorating 15 years of ceramics making at Marui Imai. Awarded an art award. Jutsu Koronsha.
Salon de Paris Member
Exhibited at the Salon de Paris exhibition.
Selected for the first time to exhibit at the Nitten Exhibition.
Member of Kowakai.
Received the Wakai Exhibition Award.
Belongs to the Japan Workers’ Association.
Construction started in June 1990 and ended in March 1991
Selected for the Nikkokai Exhibition.
Asahioka 2-chome, Asahikawa City, Hokkaido, Japan Fax: 5366
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