Romang Antiques Gallery Japanese Art - Ceramics Art

Japanese Ceramics

Ito Koyo (b. 1965)

Tokuda Yasokichi III (1933–2009)

Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)

Shoun Fujii (b. 1938)

Ken Shomura (b. 1949)

So Isezaki (b. 1968)

Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)

Shoun Fujii (b. 1938)

Tsukamoto Kaiji (1912-1990)

Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)

Takita Koichi (b. 1927)

Shimizu Ichiji (b. 1961)

Shimizu Ichiji (b. 1961)

A Large Vase with geometric motif and applied gold overglaze. With spattered slip.
Works by the artist are held by many museums Collections:
Hagi Uragami Museum.
Japan Foundation.
Kyoto Daikaku-ji temple.
Takagi Bonsai Art Musuem.
Ibakaki Ceramic Art Museum.
The Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
The Brooklyn Museum.
H: 42cm
D: 30.0cm
With The Original Signed Wood Box.
#JCV271

Ken Shomura (b. 1949)

Seiroku Nakamura (1916-2011)

Seiroku Nakamura (1916-2011)

Pure White Hakuji Arita Porcelain Vase.
H: 15cm. 5.9inch
D: 21cm. 8.3inch
With The Original Signed Wood Box.
Seiroku Nakamura was an artist in Imari-Arita ware, a traditional handicraft in Saga Pref. He was born in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Pref. in 1916. He was designated as a Traditional Craftsman in 1979 and an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Saga Pref. in 1990.
#JCV276

Shinsaku Hamada (b. 1929)

Ken Shomura (b. 1949)

SOLD. Yasuzumi Nakao (b. 1950)

Ken Matsuzaki (b. 1950)

Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)

Katsushi Mori (b. 1954)

Katsushi Mori (b. 1954)

Vase with Patterns design
H: 31.7cm. 12.48inch
D: 18cm. 7.0inch
With The Original Signed Wood Box.
Member of the Japan Kogei Association.
1954 - Born in Nakano Ward, Tokyo
1978 - Graduated from the Department of Craft Design at the Kanazawa College of Art
1982 - Selected for the Exhibition of New Works of Traditional Art Crafts (Selected every year to date)
1985 - Solo exhibition at Akasaka Inui Gallery (Also held in 1987, 1988, 1991, and 1993)
1986 - Selected for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition (Selected 26 times to date)
1987 - Selected for the Japanese Ceramic Arts Exhibition (Also selected in 1991, 1995, and 2001)
1991 - Solo exhibition at Shinsaibashi Daimaru main store (Also held in 1993, 1996, 2000, and 2003)
1993 - Solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi main store (Also held in 1995, 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007, and 2010)
1995 - Solo exhibition at Ginza WAKO (Also held in 2006)
Solo exhibition at Nakamura Art Salon, Shimodate (Also held in 1998, 2001, and 2004)
1997 - Solo exhibition at “Kougei Ima”, Ginza (Also held in 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2009, and 2012)
2002 - Solo exhibition at Kobe Daimaru
2009 - Judge at the Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
Awards
1988 - Received the Tokyo Branch Award at the Exhibition of New Works of Traditional Art Crafts
2012 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 40th Traditional Art Crafts Ceramics Section Exhibitio
#JCV259

Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)

Yasuzumi Nakao (b. 1950)

Hirohisa Tatebayashi

Yukiharu Furuno (b. 1943)

Yasuaki Maeda (b. 1937)

Hizen Yaki, Kakiemon, Edo Period

Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)

Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)

Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)

Pure White Hakuji Arita Porcelain Japanese Vase.
H: 18.0cm
D: 20cm
Arita Yaki Vase
With The Original Signed Wood Box.
Seiroku Nakamura was an artist in Imari-Arita ware, a traditional handicraft in Saga Pref. He was born in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Pref. in 1916. He was designated as a Traditional Craftsman in 1979 and an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Saga Pref. in 1990.
#JCV309

SOLD. Yasuaki Maeda (b. 1937)

Hiwatashi Toroku (1913-2009)

Shoun Fujii (b. 1938)

Shoun Fujii (b. 1938)

Shinsaku Hamada (b. 1929)

Yasuhiko Shirakata (b. 1939)

Yasuhiko Shirakata (b. 1939)

Large Japanese Hakuji Porcelain Vase.
Shikarata is the creator of the Large Porcelain globe at the Palais des Nations, Geneva. “The Blue Planet of Human Life”. The sculpture was a gift to the United Nations office of Geneva, by Japan in 1995. It is located in front of the UNOG Council Chamber.
H: 22.5cm. 8.85inch
D: 33cm. 13.0inch
With The Original Signed Wood Box.
#JCV260

Ichiro Kimura (1915-1978)

Shunemon Okugawa (b. 1949)

Tomoo Hamada (b. 1967)

Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)

Uwataki Katsuji (b. 1943)

Yasuzumi Nakao (b. 1950)

Imaizumi Imaemon XIII (1926-2001)

Imaizumi Imaemon XIII (1926-2001)

Japanese Living National Treasure.
An Arita Yaki vase decorated in underglaze cobalt blue and polychrome enamels with a stand of peonies, signed on the underside Imaemon. Imaizumi Imaemon XIII (1926–2001) was designated a Japanese Living National Treasure for his skills in preserving the traditional methods.
H: 22.0cm
D: 17.5cm
Porcelain flowers vase Made by Imaizumi Imaemon XIII (*1926-2001) who was designated a Japanese Living National Treasure.
With original signed wood box.
#JCV240

Momoyama - Edo Period (1573–1700)

Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)

Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)

SOLD. Yasuaki Maeda (b. 1937)

Ken Shomura (b. 1949)

Shunemon Okugawa (b. 1949)

Shunemon Okugawa (b. 1949)

This beautiful extra large vase is a production of the contemporary artist Okugawa Shun-Emon whose kiln is located in the city of Arita, on the island of Kyushu, in Southern Japan.
He was Awarded for his outstanding work:
Received the Medal with Yellow Ribbon from the Ministry
of Health, Labour and Welfare
Received the title of Contemporary Master Craftsman and Outstanding Skilled Worker
from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Selected for and awarded at many exhibitions, including the Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition,
the West Japan Arts and Crafts Exhibition,
the Saga Exhibition, the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition, the Kyushu Yamaguchi Ceramics Exhibition,
the Issuikai, the Chunichi International
Exhibition of Ceramic Arts, the Western Japan Ceramic Exhibition,
the International Ceramics Exhibition, and other exhibitions
H: 32.0cm.
D: 39.0cm.
#JCV247

Yoshikawa Masamichi (b.1946)

Yoshikawa Masamichi (b.1946)

Yoshikawa Masamichi (b.1946)
Celadon dish. Porcelain with incised patterning decorated in underglaze blue.
Yoshikawa Masamichi was born in Kanagawa in 1946, and graduated the Japanese Design Academy in 1968. His works have been shown worldwide and are represented in many collections and museums, including the MoMA in New York and V&A museum.
D:19x18cm 7.48x7.08inch
H:3cm 1.18inch
With The Original Signed Wood Box and documentation.
#JCP121

Kimura Morikazu (1921-2015)

Manji Inoue (b. 1929)