Jinnai Sakata – Sculptural black ceramic bowl – Mashiko...

Jinnai Sakata – Sculptural black ceramic bowl – Mashiko pottery – Signed – Japan Special sculptural bowl by the Japanese ceramic artist Jinnai Sakata, executed in deep black Mashiko pottery. The bowl combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a contemporary, almost sculptural form. The bowl is produced using a high-temperature carbonization firing process, giving the pottery its characteristic deep black color. The surface features Sakata's distinctive Shinjin-mon pattern, a deeply pressed relief that gives the bowl a pronounced texture and unique appearance. Mashiko pottery originates from Tochigi Prefecture in Japan and is known for its natural look, rich textures, and artisanal character. Sakata provides this traditional ceramic art with a modern, artistic interpretation. About the artist Jinnai Sakata studied in 1964 with the renowned Japanese ceramic artist Shoji Kamoda and in 1966 established his own workshop in Mashiko. His work has been exhibited in Japan and internationally. Specifications Artist: Jinnai Sakata Origin: Japan Material: Ceramic (Mashiko pottery) Color: Deep black Technique: High-temperature carbonization firing process Decoration: Shinjin-mon, deeply pressed relief pattern Height: approx. 9 cm Width: approx. 14 cm Depth: approx. 13 cm Signature: Signed on the underside Condition: Very good used condition, with minimal signs of wear Production period: Exact dating unknown A remarkable example of Japanese studio ceramics, suitable both as a decorative art object and for collectors of Japanese pottery. The photos are part of the description and show the current condition of the object.

Estimate:£125.63

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