北村純子作 印花象嵌手器|Round Closed Vessel

Kitamura Junko

1998 · Stoneware with slip inlay · Asian Art

北村純子作 印花象嵌手器|Round Closed Vessel — Kitamura Junko

Kitamura studied under two influential figures in the world of Kyoto ceramics—the cofounder of Sōdeisha, Suzuki Osamu (1926–2001), and Kondō Yutaka (1932–1983), a professor at Kyoto City University of Arts. Inspired by the ancient Korean tradition of slip-inlay decoration, she creates wheel-thrown ceramic vessels with intricate impressed designs consisting of minuscule concentric dots and geometric punching. The patterns are inlaid with creamy white slip to create a lacelike surface.

Artist
Kitamura Junko
Date
1998
Medium
Stoneware with slip inlay
Culture
Japan
Department
Asian Art
Credit line
Gift of Halsey and Alice North, 2017

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