Nerikomi Chawan | Japanese Tea Bowl
Nerikomi, a pottery style that involves marbling together differently colored clay in order to create beautiful and intriguing patterns.
Artist - 水野 教雄 Mizuno Norio(1950-present)
In 2010, Mizuno Norio was recognized as a holder of the Seto City designated intangible cultural property “Nerikomi Ceramic Art.” He is currently a member of the Nitten Association and a director of the Japan New Craftsmen’s Association.
In addition to applying traditional Nerikomi patterns, he is also experimenting with realistic patterns in search of new ways to express Nerikomi.
- Ceramic
- 20th Century
- Chawan: 4.25” x 4.125” (diameter, height)
- Box: 5.5” x 5.5” x 5.25” (length, width, height)
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SKU: C-Y3600
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Nerikomi Chawan | Japanese Tea Bowl
Nerikomi, a pottery style that involves marbling together differently colored clay in order to create beautiful and intriguing patterns.
Artist - 水野 教雄 Mizuno Norio(1950-present)
In 2010, Mizuno Norio was recognized as a holder of the Seto City designated intangible cultural property “Nerikomi Ceramic Art.” He is currently a member of the Nitten Association and a director of the Japan New Craftsmen’s Association.
In addition to applying traditional Nerikomi patterns, he is also experimenting with realistic patterns in search of new ways to express Nerikomi.
- Ceramic
- 20th Century
- Chawan: 4.25” x 4.125” (diameter, height)
- Box: 5.5” x 5.5” x 5.25” (length, width, height)
-
SKU: C-Y3600
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Nerikomi, a pottery style that involves marbling together differently colored clay in order to create beautiful and intriguing patterns.
Artist - 水野 教雄 Mizuno Norio(1950-present)
In 2010, Mizuno Norio was recognized as a holder of the Seto City designated intangible cultural property “Nerikomi Ceramic Art.” He is currently a member of the Nitten Association and a director of the Japan New Craftsmen’s Association.
In addition to applying traditional Nerikomi patterns, he is also experimenting with realistic patterns in search of new ways to express Nerikomi.
- Ceramic
- 20th Century
- Chawan: 4.25” x 4.125” (diameter, height)
- Box: 5.5” x 5.5” x 5.25” (length, width, height)
-
SKU: C-Y3600
