1908-1995
male
kyo pottery
Born as the third son of Tokuriki Yusetsu (11th generation) in the family of the Honganji painter.
He started making pottery under the guidance of Tomimoto Kenkichi and Kawamura Seizan, and in 1947 he contributed to the founding of “Shinsyo kogei-kai (New Crafts Association),” presided over by Kenkichi Tomimoto. Since its founding, he had been submitting his work for exhibition as a founding member.
He received the Kyoto City Cultural Achievement Award in 1982. He has produced plaque plates, vases, figurines, etc.
His other brothers include printmaker Tomikichiro Tokuriki, his eldest brother, Hikonosuke Tokuriki, his second brother, and Makinosuke Tokuriki, his younger brother.
