Rare, deceased artist Hiroyuki Kitagawa guinomi sake cup, sake vessel, sakahai, yaki-shime, inlay, tobi-kanna, Yasaburo Kiln

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Rare, Deceased Artist Hiroshi Kitagawa (Apprenticed under Moriyasu Kimura) Yasaburo Kiln
Guinomi (Sake Cup) with Original Box and Booklet, Fired Clay, Inlay, Sponged Wheel, Sake Vessel, Sake Cup, Sencha Ware, Small Bowl, Kyoto Ware, Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf, Art, Crafts

This is an unused item that has been stored at home.
The condition is very good and clean.

Diameter: Approx. 6.3 cm
Height: Approx. 5 cm

The original box and booklet have some minor scratches and dirt.

Recommended for those who like the styles of Yasunari Matsui, Akira Yoshida, Takashi Matsukoshi, Shikawo Kaneda, Morimi Saeki, Masayuki Imai, Shigetoshi Nakazato, and Taroemon Nakazato.

We ask for purchases from those who understand that this is a product inspected by an amateur, stored at home, and has the characteristics of an artist's work.

Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1955
Graduated from Kyoto University of Art and Design, Ceramics Department in 1977. Apprenticed under Moriyasu Kimura during his studies. Selected for the Kyoto Craft Exhibition for four years thereafter, and three more times.
Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Training School, Molding Department in 1978.
Opened Yasaburo Kiln in Tutsuki District, Kyoto Prefecture in 1987.
Selected for the Asahi Contemporary Craft Exhibition and the Shinsho Kogei Kai Exhibition in 1988.
Selected for the Asahi Contemporary Craft Exhibition in 1991.
Selected for the Suntory Museum of Art Award '92 - Challenging Forms - and the Sapporo Art Park Craft Exhibition, and the Asahi Ceramics Exhibition in 1992.
Selected for the Kyo Exhibition in 1994.
Awarded the Encouragement Prize at the Shinbi Kogei Kai Exhibition in 1995.
Selected for the Nissin Menbachi Grand Prize Exhibition in 1996.
Awarded the Shinsho Kogei Kai Exhibition Shinpo Kogyo Award in 1997.
Passed away at the age of 62 in 2017.

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