Ichi Tamura mug deer horn

Size: width about 10.5 cm Height about 7.5 cm
Material: pottery
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I use pottery clay of Amakusa in Kyushu.In recent years, I have also blended gray clay and Shigaraki translucent clay,"Toro", but Amakusa pottery stone is still at the center of my production.

Amakusa is very smooth to the touch and highly plasticity soil.I always try to make a shape using this plasticity.Even if you look at the tension of the"circle"made of Potter's wheel molding, it is very pleasant to the eyes.It is very important to mold the shape that does not impair the tension.
I like the Celadon of old Chinese ceramics and the blue and white porcelain of contemporary artists.For me, blue and white porcelain is a reflection of"snow".After living in Mashiko for 9 years, I returned to my hometown of Akita, probably because I wanted to make a work of winter scenery in Akita.

Kazu Tamura

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The recipe you eat with Tamura ichisan's vesselHere.You can see it from here.

Kazu Tamura's work is inspired by the winter sky of Akita.
Vessels that feel the beautiful pure white material of Amakusa,and vessels of color dyed gently to the white color.
From the bowl of Mr. Tamura, who studied psychology at university, there is also a vessel to think about human beings.The part dyed in Gray is the color that came out from rice husks of Akita Prefecture's sake"shinmasa".

Kazu Tamura

1973 born in Akita Prefecture
2000 after graduating from Waseda University, he began his career as a writer in Tokyo.
2002 moved to Mashiko-Cho, Haga-gun, Tochigi Prefecture
2011 returned to Akita Prefecture and continues to the present