Special Price! Heian Tezuka Shodo Kogo (Incense Container)

Note: Using the Lacquerware category as there is no category for ceramic incense containers.
Includes: Box, booklet (ceramic history), turmeric cloth
Dimensions: 6cm (width/depth) x 4cm (height).

Shodo Tezuka (1934 - )
Real name: Hisashi
Known for reviving the Mame-sai (bean-colored) technique.
The Mame-sai technique originated in Jingdezhen during the Ming Dynasty.
It is also called Tōsai (competing colors) because the colors appear to beautifully compete with each other.
He also creates a wide variety of Kyoto ceramics, including celadon, sometsuke (blue and white), kinrande (gold brocade), and akae (overglaze enamel painting).

1959: Exhibited at the Kyoto Exhibition and subsequently at the Sankikai Exhibition, Nitten, and others.
1961: First exhibition at the Sankikai Exhibition and received an award.
1962: Member of Sankikai.
1963: Judge for the Sankikai Exhibition (annually thereafter).
Received the Committee Effort Award at the same exhibition.
1970: Primarily exhibited at the Sankikai Exhibition from this year onwards.
1973: Received the Nikkei Shimbun Award at the Sankikai Exhibition.
Exhibited at the Calgary International Ceramics Exhibition in Canada.
1974: Exhibited at the Vallauris International Ceramics Exhibition in France.
Exhibited at the Faenza International Ceramics Exhibition in Italy.
1975: Received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award at the Sankikai Exhibition.
1984: Received the Kyoto Mayor's Award at the Sankikai Kansai Exhibition.
1986: Received the Kyoto Prefecture Governor's Award.
1991: Judge for the Central American Ceramics Competition.
1994: Received the 1200th Anniversary of Capital Establishment Award.
1998: Received the 50th Anniversary Award at the Sankikai Exhibition.

Other exhibitions:
Nitten
Contemporary Japanese Ceramics Exhibition
Contemporary Crafts Exhibition
Yomiuri Television Award
Held solo exhibitions at galleries such as Visconti Gallery in Paris.
Member of the Kyoto Crafts and Arts Association.

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