A powerful work from the strong and silent Nishimura Masaaki of the Rakuto Kiln on Awaji Island enclosed in the original signed wooden box titled Tetsu-yu Hachitengo Sun Rimu-zara.It is 26.5 cm (10-1/2 inches) diameter and in excellent condition.
Nishimura Masaaki says: There are people beyond the pottery, those who produce the food, and aggregate the seeds. There are moments when we feel the wisdom which is passed down from our ancestors, and those who protect it.When we feel these moments in our lifestyle, that is when we are actually living in the land. I learnt that to live is to cleanse the land…Saying thank you is not enough to express my feelings. The answer was here.Create pottery for the living…Like a bookmark, so that people can find and read my passage. I hope my pottery can become a part of it…
