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Masuzo Shibata Guinomi (Sake Cup) Shirogama Kiln Diameter: Approximately 6.8cm Height: Approximately 4.5cm Iron Glaze, Tenmoku Glaze With original box This is one of my family's guinomi collection. It has been kept in storage since it was purchased. Both the guinomi and the box have no noticeable scratches or stains. I think it's a beautiful item. Thank you. ★Reference Masuzo Shibata Born in 1952 (Showa 27) He specializes in iron glaze and tenmoku glaze, and is based at the "Shirogama Kiln". After graduating from Tajimi Technical High School, he acquired his skills at the Gifu Prefectural Ceramics Research Institute. Awards and selections: Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition Chunichi International Ceramic Art Exhibition Tokai Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition Chubu Yomiuri Art Exhibition He is highly regarded for his expression of "iron glaze" and "tenmoku glaze". Iron Glaze: A glaze containing a high amount of iron. It is attractive for its deep, subdued colors and the complex expressions created within the kiln. It harmonizes with the warmth of the clay and creates a calm atmosphere. Tenmoku Glaze: Characterized by beautiful spots like oil drops or iridescent patterns that appear on a black or brown base. The appearance changes depending on the light, and it never fails to fascinate the viewer.
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