Kaneshige Toyo 金重陶陽
Bizen water jar with ears
Stoneware
H5 5/8 × Dia 8 1/8 in.
H14.4 × 20.6 cm
H14.4 × 20.6 cm
With signed wood box by Kaneshige Kosuke; Stoneware Bizen lid made by Kaneshige Kosuke
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Biography 1896 Born as the eldest son of Kaneshige Baiyo 1910 After graduating from school, studied under his father, Kaneshige Baiyo 1918 Started making Iroe Bizen 1932 Began wheel-thrown works,...
Biography
1896 Born as the eldest son of Kaneshige Baiyo
1910 After graduating from school, studied under his father, Kaneshige Baiyo
1918 Started making Iroe Bizen
1932 Began wheel-thrown works, and changed his pottery seal from “Touyou-zukuri” to “Tsuchi” (clay)
1942 Established the “Karahine-kai” with Kawakita Handeishi, Arakawa Toyozo, and Miwa Kyusetsu X
1956 Designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property holder (Living National Treasure) for “Bizen ware”
1967 Died
1896 Born as the eldest son of Kaneshige Baiyo
1910 After graduating from school, studied under his father, Kaneshige Baiyo
1918 Started making Iroe Bizen
1932 Began wheel-thrown works, and changed his pottery seal from “Touyou-zukuri” to “Tsuchi” (clay)
1942 Established the “Karahine-kai” with Kawakita Handeishi, Arakawa Toyozo, and Miwa Kyusetsu X
1956 Designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property holder (Living National Treasure) for “Bizen ware”
1967 Died
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