Japanese Bizen Ware Flower Vase Tripod Ikebana Matsui Tomoyuki Important Artist Kyoto Ware aucCounter span:hover { text-decoration:underline

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Design: The motif depicts "Ougi" (folding fans) in an openwork style

Design: Traditional Buddhist temple style with raised studs (Chi) and impact panels (Tsukiza) on the body

Uses Traditionally used in Noh performances to represent ghostly warriors

Its architectural form reflects the modernist influence of early 20th-century decorative arts

Japanese Bizen Ware Flower Vase Tripod Ikebana Matsui Tomoyuki Important Artist Kyoto Ware aucCounter span:hover { text-decoration:underlineDescription Item Details This is a powerful and sculptural Japanese Bizen yaki (Bizen Ware) flower vase, created by the renowned potter Matsui Tomoyuki (), an Okayama Prefectural Important Intangible Cultural Property holder. Artist: Matsui Tomoyuki (1931 ). He studied under the master Morino Kako and is known for combining traditional Bizen clay with modern, artistic forms. The vase is signed with his incised signature "Yo" ( ) on the bottom. Design: