Tanba ash-glazed tea bowl by Syusaku Ichino
Tanba ash-glazed tea bowl by Syusaku Ichino
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Height: 7.8cm Width: 12.5cm x 12.0cm
Box Height: 12.3cm Width: 16.0cm x 16.0cm
He is one of the young Tamba ware artists we are paying close attention to.
As the third generation of Shosan Kiln, inheriting the business from his father, Ichino Motokazu, he works hard every day.
When we talk, he comes across as modest and quiet, but when he talks about his thoughts on his work, I sense his extraordinary passion.
While inheriting the traditions of Tamba ware, he pursues new styles, and this is reflected in the tea bowls and sake cups he makes.
Among Ichino Shusaku's works, our shop mainly carries heavy ceramics in subdued colors.
Biography
We pursue the traditional, powerful style of Tamba ware, using gradations in glazes and wood-fired kilns.
Born in Tachikui, Tanba in 1986
2010 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Technical College
2011 Selected for the 40th Japanese Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition
(Subsequent in 2012, 2013, and 2015)
2012: Selected for the 29th Tanabe Museum of Art "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition"
(Subsequently 2013, 2013, 2015)
2013 Kobe Biennale Contemporary Ceramic Art Competition Selected
2014: 31st Tanabe Museum of Art "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" Encouragement Award
2015: Selected for the 23rd Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
32nd Tanabe Museum of Art "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" Excellence Award
Selected for the 8th Contemporary Tea Ceremony Exhibition
Selected for the 62nd Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition
2016 Contemporary Ceramics "Hagi Grand Prize Exhibition IV" Honorable Mention
2017: 46th Japan Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition, Japan Crafts Association Kinki Branch Director's Award, 64th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition, 7th Kikuchi Biennale
Selected for the 65th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2018
Selected for the 66th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2019
Selected for the 67th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2020
2021: 38th Tanabe Museum of Art "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" Shubi Award, Kasama Ceramic Art Grand Prize, Kikuchi Biennale
2022 51st Japan Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition, Japan Traditional Crafts Kinki Award
Held solo exhibitions at Abeno Harukas, Shinjuku Keio Department Store, Kyoto Takashimaya, Nagoya Mitsukoshi, Daimaru Kobe, etc.
Regular member of the Japan Crafts Association
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