Baba Takashi (b.1983) Japanese BIZEN ware sake cup #5109

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Width: approx. 6.5cm (2 9/16in)
Height: approx. 6.1cm (2 13/32in)
Weight: 126g (w/ box 236g)

This piece is a pottery work that, at first glance, captivates with its natural form and the unique texture of its glaze. The rough, textured surface and the deep shades of blue and gray blend together to evoke a mystical impression, reminiscent of natural landscapes or even the universe. This kind of texture is born from the high-level techniques of the renowned artist Baba Takashi, who uses natural glazes and a firing process, resulting in a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

This work can be appreciated both visually and tactilely, and its charm will only grow as it becomes more familiar to your hands with time and use.

 

Baba Takashi
1983-
male
bizen pottery

Born as the eldest son of Baba Shosuke
2006 Graduated from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Department of Sculpture
2008 Selected for the Okayama Prefecture Art Exhibition (and three times thereafter)
2012 Created a monument in front of JR Katakami Station
2015 Selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Chugoku Branch Exhibition (and once since)
2016 Selected, Chanoyu no Zokei Exhibition
2016 Solo exhibition at Isetan Shinjuku (again in 2017)
2017 Solo exhibition at Hankyu Umeda Art Gallery
2017 Okayama Art Exhibition, Okayama City Mayor Prize
2018 Two-person exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Art Square
2018 Dispatched to Hoi An, Vietnam as part of an international exchange program

 

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