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Ceramic - Ceramics, Ino Shukuho, 'Celedon Bottle' by Ino Shukuho, c1982

'Celedon Bottle' by Ino Shukuho

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'Celedon Bottle' by Ino Shukuho

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Maker's stamp on the base of 'Celedon Bottle' by Ino Shukuho

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Historical information

Ino SHUKUHO (13.02.1943- )

Born Kyoto, Japan

The work of Ino Shukuho are completely handmade with the vast majority of his pots rectangle, squares or oval in shap. His pottery techniques limit production to a maximum of 3-4 pots daily. He is considered a Jaoanese 'national treasure' and he once handcrafter pottery for the Japanese emperor.

In 1982 Shikuho Ino was a distinguished guest of the Gippsland Centre of Art and Design (GCAD).

Physical description

Wheel thrown porcelain with celadon glaze.

Inscriptions & markings

Artist's stamp on base.

Keywords

References

Raiders of the Lost Art

Identifier

A01245

Date made

c1982

Materials

clay, celedon glaze

Measurements

Height: 24 centimetres

Production methods

Throw

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Accessed 24 December 2024

This record was last updated 3 years ago

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