Jar

2010

Hagiwara Yoshinori 萩原芳典

(Japanese, b. 1974)

Japan, Heisei period (1989–2019)

stoneware with persimmon (kaki) glaze and stripes

Diameter: 30 cm (11 13/16 in.); Overall: 31.8 cm (12 1/2 in.)

Gift of Bernard H. and Suzanne Pucker in honor of Sister Anne Wambach 2012.21

Location: not on view

This artwork is known to be under copyright.

Did You Know?

The combination of black and persimmon glazes is the palette that decorates most of Hagiwara Yoshinori's pieces.

Description

Hagiwara Yoshinori is the fifth generation of a ceramic family in Mashiko, Japan. This shape of this globular vase is characteristic of his aesthetic, which imbues traditional craft ceramic forms with a refined elegance. Hagiwara uses the limited palette of reddish-iron kaki (persimmon) and kuro (iron black) glazes and fires his pieces in a wood-burning climbing kiln. The jar features a striped pattern, found in many of his works regardless of shape, which divides and activates the surface. This jar is an example of his utilitarian yet sophisticated ceramics.

Jar

2010

Hagiwara Yoshinori

(Japanese, b. 1974)

Japan, Heisei period (1989–2019)

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Jar