Glazed and painted vase by Yotaro Takemura
Glazed and painted vase by Yotaro Takemura
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Width: 11.5cm Height: 24.0cm
Glazed clay vase: A masterpiece with a bold gradation from black to red that creates a sense of tension in the space
The "Glazed Muddy Vase" by Takemura Yotaro is a striking piece with a beautiful gradation that changes from black to red . This bold change in color brings a sense of tension to the space, making it not just a vessel, but an art piece in itself. The piece pursues the ultimate form , characterized by its elegant shape and reassuring design. This vase is a masterpiece that can be appreciated in itself, enriching any space without the need to place flowers in it.
Glazed Muddy Color Series: Beauty of Color and Texture
Yotaro Takemura's "Glazed Deutzia Series" is characterized by its vivid colors and unique textures . This vase in particular beautifully expresses the beautiful gradation from black to red, and its innovative colors are fresh, reminiscent of pop art or graffiti .
By using a technique of spraying glaze with air spray, subtle changes in color and delicate patterns are created. This technique creates a delicate texture on the surface, making the work enjoyable both visually and tactilely . The Glazed Deisai series reflects a unique aesthetic sense, beautifully blending tradition with modernity.
Dainichi Kiln and Yotaro Takemura: A pottery manufacturer that inherits tradition and creates innovation
Dainichigama , where Takemura Yotaro works, is located near Kanshuji Temple in Yamashina Ward, Kyoto, at the foot of Mount Minami-Dainichi. Founded 43 years ago by his father, Shigeo, the workshop has been passed down through two generations , preserving the traditions of Kiyomizu ware while challenging itself with new forms of expression . While cherishing the techniques and spirit he inherited from his father, Takemura Yotaro always incorporates modern approaches to create unique works.
His works use glazes made from compounds rather than plant ash, and unique decorative techniques using tools he makes himself, and his modern and fresh style has attracted many people. In particular, his works, such as the glazed clay vase, which vividly expresses the contrast between black and red , have an overwhelming presence that captivates the viewer.
The gradation from black to red creates an overwhelming presence
This "Glazed Dorosai Flower Vase" features a delicate yet bold gradation that transitions from black to red. The glaze is sprayed using the air spray technique, spreading the flowing colors across the surface of the vessel, creating the impression of a momentary work of art. Takemura Yotaro's glazing technique further enhances the vessel's form, enhancing its visual impact.
The transition from black to red creates a unique atmosphere where serenity and boldness coexist, bringing a different kind of tension to the space. The work transcends the conventional concept of vessels, establishing itself as art that has an impact on the space itself.
Innovation: Creating new beauty through the fusion of tradition and modernity
Takemura Yotaro's works are innovative, incorporating modern sensibilities while building on the traditional techniques of Kiyomizu ware . While respecting the traditions of Kiyomizu ware, he continues to pursue new forms of expression . In particular, this glazed clay vase blends the beauty of the glaze color with the form, exuding a modern sensibility.
The pieces go beyond being merely functional vessels, serving as works of art that add color to the space they are in. The bold use of color in this "Glazed Dorosai Flower Vase," with its black to red gradation, creates a strong visual impact, and its very presence brings a sense of tension to the space.
Glazed and painted flower vase: The fruit of Takemura Yotaro's artistic endeavors
Takemura Yotaro's "Glazed Clay Vase" is an artistic masterpiece born out of the confines of tradition and innovation . The transition from black to red leaves a strong impression on the viewer, and its bold color expression beautifully reflects the artist's skill and sensibility. Furthermore, the elegant form of this piece boasts a level of perfection that not only serves as a vessel for arranging flowers, but also provides a sense of satisfaction simply by looking at it.
Yotaro Takemura's ceramics are constantly evolving through a spirit of pursuing innovation while preserving tradition, and this "Glazed Deer Vase" is a work that can be said to be symbolic of this. His works will no doubt continue to demonstrate new possibilities for contemporary ceramics .
Biography of Yotaro Takemura
Born in Yamashina, Kyoto in 1981
2009 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Technical College, Molding Course
2010 Completed the Kyoto Municipal Industrial Testing Center Ceramics Training Course Started making pottery with his father, Shigeo, at Dainichi Kiln
2011: Selected for the 40th "Japanese Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition" National Cultural Festival Kyoto 2011 Art Exhibition "Crafts" Encouragement Award
2012: Selected for the 41st "Kinki Traditional Japanese Crafts Exhibition" Selected for the Kyoto Art and Craft Biennale
2013: Selected for the 42nd "Japanese Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition" Solo exhibition at Takashimaya Kyoto store, Arts and Crafts Salon
2014 Selected for the 43rd "Japanese Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition"
2015 Selected for the 44th "Japanese Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition"
2016: Selected for the 45th "Japanese Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition"
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