通次廣 片身替伊羅保茶盌 李朝 carrying an atmosphere reminiscent of

carrying an atmosphere reminiscent of Oku-gorai

creating a beautiful contrast with the black body and pink kiln effects

exuding a dignified presence reminiscent of the celebrated masterpiece “Rōsō” (Old Monk)

This work is a reconstruction of early Imari pottery shards using a dry lacquer technique with gold coating

通次廣 片身替伊羅保茶盌 李朝 carrying an atmosphere reminiscent ofA katamigawari irabo tea bowl by the Kyoto ceramic artist Tsji Hiroshi. The body, subtly distorted in form and shaped with a pooling hollow at the front, is divided between two glazes: irabo glaze and ido glaze. In places, the irabo glaze develops a strong green tone, while the transparent ido glaze allows the character of the clay to emerge. Where the two overlap, the surface shifts into a faint bluish white, creating a layered landscape of three