Bold strokes of iron oxide sweep across a sandy stoneware body. Grass. Bamboo. The mark of a hand that understood the weight of a single line.Higashiyama Oribe work carries that signature tension — earth tones interrupted by the sudden arrival of green. Here, the oribe glaze descends from rim to shoulder like a decision made mid-motion. It does not explain itself.The form is asymmetric in the Oribe tradition. Not imprecision — intention. The bowl resists the expected, which is precisely what Furuta Oribe asked of his potters four centuries ago. That conversation continues in this piece.Tomobako intact. No damage. A working bowl that knows what it is.
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