Chawan Tea Bowl, “Beneath the Moon” by Fujihira Yasushi
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Directory: Artists: Ceramics: Pottery: Bowls: Contemporary: Item # 1498558
Directory: Artists: Ceramics: Pottery: Bowls: Contemporary: Item # 1498558
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A black or bridges the rim of this exquisite bowl by Fujihira Yasushi enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Under the moon). It is 12.5 cm (5 inches) diameter, 9.5 cm just less than 4 inches) tall and in perfect condition.
Fujihira Yasushi was born the son of avant-garde potter Fujihira Shin in Kyoto in 1963. He graduated Kansai University in 1987 before spending a year at the Kyoto Ceramics Research Facility. In 1988 he was first accepted into the Nitten National Art Exhibition, and the following year was awarded at the Kyoten and received Nyusen status at the 10th National Ceramics Exhibition (Nihon Togeiten). In 1990 he was awarded the Mayors prize at the Kyoten, and was first accepted into the Asahi Modern Crafts Fair. 1992 saw his work accepted into the Asahi Togeiten Ceramics Exhibition, and his first Solo exhibition, a game-changer for him. From 1995 he has concentrated on private exhibitions.
Fujihira Yasushi was born the son of avant-garde potter Fujihira Shin in Kyoto in 1963. He graduated Kansai University in 1987 before spending a year at the Kyoto Ceramics Research Facility. In 1988 he was first accepted into the Nitten National Art Exhibition, and the following year was awarded at the Kyoten and received Nyusen status at the 10th National Ceramics Exhibition (Nihon Togeiten). In 1990 he was awarded the Mayors prize at the Kyoten, and was first accepted into the Asahi Modern Crafts Fair. 1992 saw his work accepted into the Asahi Togeiten Ceramics Exhibition, and his first Solo exhibition, a game-changer for him. From 1995 he has concentrated on private exhibitions.
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