Hashimoto Jogaku 1st 初代 橋本城岳

1907-2003
male
kyo pottery

Born at the foot of Somayama Castle in Nanjo, Fukui. Experienced the ceramic industry in the former Manshu Province at the age of 33.
After returning to Japan, studied seriously under Inoue Shunpo, the traditional artisan from Kyoto, starting in 1945. Started Narutaki kiln in 1955 and became independent. Moved to Gojozaka in 1957 to create ceramics.
Style was Kyo ware. Excelled at copying Ninsei’s works with colored paintings in particular. Developed tea bowls.

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