Illustrated is a Persian
blue koro by Kato Kenji. The lyrical and wispy vertical decoration punctuated
by a modest pedestal foot with piercing goes all around the foot and lid
creating a simple yet practical vessel. Capturing the essential elements of
medieval Persian pottery it is neither bogged down in the formality or ritual of
its purpose welcoming in the viewer with a casual attitude. The decoration, standing majestically, evokes a natural and simple
atmosphere while the pierced lid gives the form a feeling of perpetual motion fulfilling
its distinct and aromatic function tying together the senses of sight and smell; calling to mind
a favorite field or garden of past or present.
Monday, April 20, 2015
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