Rakusai Onishi “Akahadayaki Tea Ceramics”
Takashimaya Art Gallery Kyoto
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Akahada pottery comes from one of the Enshuu Seven Kilns loved by the prominent tea master Kobori Enshuu. Akahada means “red skin” and, as the name suggests, Akahada pottery has a delicate reddish color. The color of the glaze is milky white and is often decorated with Narae book paintings. This exhibition displays around 70 new works by Rakusai Onishi, an Akihada practitioner from Yamato Kooriyama who has been an official potter for Kasuga Shrine since 2006.
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from 8月 31, 2016 at 10:00 to 9月 06, 2016 at 20:00
Closes at 16:00 on the last day.