Japanese Ceramic Jar with Inlay Design Tatsuzo Shimaoka with Tomobako
By Tatsuzo Shimaoka 2
Located in Atlanta, GA
This bespoken Jomon-Zogan style, however, was inspired by two ancient pottery decorating processes: The rope-pressing decorating process found in Jomon ceramics and the white slip in...
Ceramic
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H 11.42 in W 8.67 in D 8.67 in
Jomon Pottery Deep Bowl /Antique Japanese vase/c. 14, 000–300 BC/Wabi-sabi
Located in Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
It is a deep bowl-shaped Jomon pottery with a flat bottom, a cylindrical body, and a slightly open rim.
Earthenware, Pottery
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H 5 in W 4 in D 2.625 in
Jomon-Zogan Square Flask with Rope Imprint and Geometric Inlay Motif
By Tatsuzo Shimaoka
Located in Concord, MA
TATSUZO SHIMAOKA (1919-2007) Jomon-Zogan Square Flask with Rope Imprint and Geometric Inlay Motif Stoneware 5 x 4 x 2.625 inches With artist signed tomobako Tatsuzō Shimaoka (島岡 達三,...
Ceramic, Stoneware
Unavailable
H 2.38 in Dm 12.25 in
Mid-Century Modern Ceramic Wall Sculpture in an Olive Glaze by Taro Okamoto
By Tarō Okamoto
Located in New York, NY
His father also died in this year. 1952 was a pivotal year in that he encountered Prehistoric Jomon Japanese pottery, inspiring his first mosaic tile mural, Mythology of the Sun.
Ceramic, Stoneware
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H 13.78 in Dm 9.65 in
Very Old Japanese Earthenware / Antique Wabi Sabi Vase / before 9th Century
Located in Sammu-shi, Chiba
This is an ancient Japanese pottery. The name is called Jomon pottery. “Jomon” refers to the pattern of rope.
Pottery
Five Japanese Mingei Ceramic Bowls Tatsuzo Shimaoka
By Tatsuzo Shimaoka 2
Located in Atlanta, GA
Tatsuzo Shimaoka studied under Shoji Hamada and in 1997, he became the second Living National Treasure of Mashiko, Japan, chosen for his unique Jomon zogan style of pottery, and his ...
Ceramic
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H 5.5 in W 2.75 in D 2.75 in
Japanese Important Dragon Bottle National Treasure Artist Tatsuzo Shimaoka
Located in South Burlington, VT
He was best known for his unique Jomon zogan style of pottery, and was a master of many slip decorating and firing techniques for pottery.
Ceramic
Japanese Ancient Small Jar / Jomon Pottery / 3000 Years ago / Wabi-Sabi
Located in Sammu-shi, Chiba
This is a "Jomon" pottery. It is from the Neolithic period in Japan.
Pottery
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H 7.49 in Dm 5.6 in
Japanese Ancient Small Pottery / Jomon Pottery Jar / 3000 Years ago / Wabi-Sabi
Located in Sammu-shi, Chiba
It's very primitive and simple. I like the beauty of Jomon pottery. In addition, there is a slightly red repair mark on the mouth.
Pottery
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H 10.75 in W 10.25 in D 9.75 in
Japanese Antique Yayoi Doki Pottery Ceramic Wabi-Sabi Art Vase Jar Sculpture
Located in Studio City, CA
An absolutely stunning Yayoi Doki earthenware vase / vessel - produced sometime during the Yayoi period (300 BC - 300 AD) a period known as the Iron Age era in the history of Japan a...
Earthenware
Japanese Mingei Ceramic Jar Tatsuzo Shimaoka
By Tatsuzo Shimaoka 2
Located in Atlanta, GA
Tatsuzo Shimaoka studied under Shoji Hamada and in 1997, he became the second Living National Treasure of Mashiko, Japan, chosen for his unique Jomon zogan style of pottery, and his ...
Ceramic
Yakishime Moon Art Vase V
By April Johnston
Located in Van Nuys, CA
This series is inspired by ancient Jomon, Japanese and Mehrgarh pottery; Often using well known Yakishime techniques where the clay may not be glazed.
Stoneware
Yakishime Moon Art Vase 2
By April Johnston
Located in Van Nuys, CA
This series is inspired by ancient Jomon, Japanese and Mehrgarh pottery; Often using well known Yakishime techniques where the clay may not be glazed.
Stoneware
Yakishime Moon Art Vase III
By April Johnston
Located in Van Nuys, CA
This series is inspired by ancient Jomon, Japanese and Mehrgarh pottery; Often using well known Yakishime techniques where the clay may not be glazed.
Stoneware
Yakishime Moon Art Vase III
By April Johnston
Located in Van Nuys, CA
This series is inspired by ancient Jomon, Japanese and Mehrgarh pottery; Often using well known Yakishime techniques where the clay may not be glazed.
Stoneware
Yakishime Art Vase V
By April Johnston
Located in Van Nuys, CA
This series is inspired by ancient Jomon, Japanese and Mehrgarh pottery; Often using well known Yakishime techniques where the clay may not be glazed.
Stoneware
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