








小谷康弘 灰粉引5寸高台皿
小谷康弘 灰粉引5寸高台皿
サイズ : φ約14.5-15.5cm × H約3cm
【 Artist Profile 】
Artist : Yasuhiro Kotani
Origin : Shiga Prefecture, Japan
Material : Ceramic
・Timeline
1957 - Born in Fukuchiyama, Kyoto Prefecture
1980 - Graduated from Kyoto University of Education, majoring in Fine Arts (Painting)
1995 - Completed a Master’s degree in Fine Arts (Painting) at Hyogo University of Teacher Education
2009 - Moved to Makino Town, Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, and dedicated himself to ceramic art
Kotani’s studio is located near the famous metasequoia-lined avenue of Makino Highlands.
He creates warm, expressive works using a variety of techniques, including black glaze (kokusai), white glaze (hakuyu), and kohiki (a traditional slipware technique).
【 Important Information Before Purchase 】
・As each item is handmade, there may be slight variations in size, color, and texture. The actual product may differ from the photographs.
・We do not accept requests for specific designs. Items will be carefully selected and shipped by our store.
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※Please note that inventory is shared with our physical store. In rare cases, items may be sold out.
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