Shino sake cup, early 21st century
Kumano Kurōemonexpand_more
Stoneware with feldspar and clay glazeexpand_more
Gift of Gordon Brodfuehrer in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and in honor of Dr. Andreas Marksexpand_more 2014.109.4
Not on Viewexpand_more
Living as a recluse in rural Japan, Kumano Kurōemon is nicknamed the Bear of Echizen for both his visual appearance and the energetic, strong ceramics he creates. Echizen (today’s Fukui Prefecture) is an ancient pottery center known for its high-fired stoneware, a tradition that Kumano continues but at the same time moves into a new direction through producing surprisingly large works with fantastic encrustations of glaze.
Details
- Title
- Shino sake cup
- Artist Life
- born 1955
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- 2014.109.4
- Curator Approved
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