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萩焼　菊文皿　大　藍　KO-75　厚東孝明作　　Hagiyaki chrysanthemum pattern plate large blue KO-75 made by Takaaki Atto/Japanese pottery studio

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萩焼　菊文皿　大　藍　　厚東孝明作

萩焼の名窯、厚東孝明先生が手がけた「菊文皿大藍 KO-75」は、美しく彫られた28の菊花の花弁が印象的なお皿です。凹凸が細かく、深い藍色が美しい青いお皿はどんな料理にも合わせやすい、お洒落なモダンな萩焼の逸品です。
直径が22cmの使いやすいサイズで、お正月やお祝いの席など、特別な場面にも最適です。また、いつもの食卓にお皿を替えるだけでも、お部屋の雰囲気が変わりますよ。大切な方への贈り物にもぴったりです。
萩焼の作家が一つ一つ手作業で作り上げたこのお皿を、あなたの大切な空間に加えてみませんか。
※商品写真と実物は色味が異なって見える場合がありますので、ご了承ください。
サイズ
直径22cm、高さ2.7cm
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厚東　孝明 Koto Komei
土とのつきあいを基本にして将来はオブジェに自己表現を
生年月日 1975年8月15日
出身地山口県萩市
所属日本工芸会
萩陶芸家協会理事
窯元名小萩窯
開窯年 1970年
受賞歴
2005年第25回西日本美術展山口県知事賞受賞
2010年第6回萩市美術展萩市長賞受賞
2012年第29回田部美術館茶の湯造形展入選
2019年現在形の陶芸萩大賞展Ⅴ 入選
2020年第4回日本陶磁協会　現代陶芸奨励賞　中国・四国展　入選

Hagiyaki chrysanthemum pattern plate large blue KO-75 made by Takaaki Atto/Japanese pottery studio

The ``Chrysanthemum Pattern Plate Dai Ai KO-75'' created by the famous Hagiyaki kiln, Takaaki Atto, is an impressive plate with 28 beautifully carved chrysanthemum petals. This beautiful blue plate with its finely textured and deep indigo color is a stylish and modern masterpiece of Hagiyaki that goes well with any kind of cuisine.
With a diameter of 22cm, it is an easy-to-use size, making it perfect for special occasions such as New Year's and celebrations. Also, just changing the dishes to your usual dining table can change the atmosphere of your room. Also perfect as a gift for your loved ones.
Why not add these plates, each made by hand by a Hagiyaki artist, to your precious space?
*Please note that the color of the product photo and the actual product may differ.
size
Diameter 22cm, height 2.7cm
(Please use this as a guide)

Koto Komei
Based on my relationship with the soil, I would like to express myself through objects in the future.
Date of Birth: August 15, 1975
Birthplace: Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture
Belongs to Japan Crafts Association
Director of Hagi Ceramics Association
Kiln name Kohagi kiln
Opening year: 1970
Awards
2005 25th Western Japan Art Exhibition Yamaguchi Prefectural Governor Award Winner
2010 6th Hagi City Art Exhibition Received the Hagi Mayor Award
2012 Selected for the 29th Tanabe Art Museum Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition
2019 Present Tense Ceramics Hagi Grand Prize Exhibition Ⅴ Selected
2020 4th Japan Ceramic Association Contemporary Ceramics Encouragement Award, Chugoku-Shikoku Exhibition, Selected