Monday, April 3, 2017
那智滝
Bearing a strong resemblance and named
after the famous Nachi
(no) Taki of Nachikatsuura, Wakayama-ken, this elegant and mystrious iron Shino
chawan was made by Toki native, Sakai Kobu. I have written about Sakai
previously and have even posted slideshow videos of his work as well but
figured as long as his work passes on through they always make for wonderful
slideshows. Like many of his chawan this surface is packed with a wide array of
effects and textures not to mention the plunging white waterfall that runs from
the lip down to a rich pool of white which encapsulates the kodai. It never
ceases to amaze me how Sakai Kobu paints such evocative landscapes in his
glazes from our humble planet to celestial star scapes and galaxies, both real and imagined. Enjoy the slideshow.
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