with a signed box
Showa period -
D16cm H28cm
It has several convex bands running from the neck to the shoulders. Because it resembles a bamboo shoot, it is sometimes called a bamboo shoot-shaped vase. Kawase Shinobu copied this piece from a piece produced at a Guan kiln during the Southern Song period in China. Kawase Shinobu is a popular artist who represents contemporary celadon makers by creating delicate and graceful celadon that emits a modern sense of form and color, while aiming for the ancient ceramics of China's Song dynasty.
Shinobu KAWASE
1950 -
Born in Oiso, Kanagawa Prefecture, the eldest son of Takeharu II. He was raised in a family of three generations of potters, and began his career as a potter at the age of 18. His works, backed by his rich experience of studying and researching past masterpieces, are full of refined beauty born from his high skills and unique sensitivity.
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