1906-1995
male
raku pottery
Was an ardent student of tea ceremonies, antiques, and ceramics. Became even more devoted after graduating from university and marrying the daughter of a antique trader (Mr. Yamada) to become an adopted son.
Also began building friendly relations with Nakamura Donen around 1934 and started making ceramics himself. Started imitating generational works by the Raku family at first and moved to Koetsu-style Raku ware, which was Donen’s specialty, after World War II. Also started researching Shino teacups around 1965 and studied under Suzuki Osamu from Tajimi, Gifu.
Established the Japan Ceramic Club in 1967. Invited to exhibit at the 1st Japan Ceramic Craft Exhibition in 1973 and thereafter. Also held private exhibitions at the Mitsukoshi in Nihombashi, KYOTO KITCHO restaurant, and other venues.
