Bushuan - Shigeru Fukuda
Glazed Pots.
Some of the most incredible thick drippy glazes about. Bushuan's work has been compared to that of the late, great, Heian Tofukuji, and his variety of pot form makes for some extremely desirable containers.
Shigeru gave up his profession of racing car driver to become a potter, and has become one of the most successful of his time. He has had a few students, some very successful in their own right, such as Sharaku. Many potters try to emulate his glazes and style. The pots speak for themselves!
Shigeru gave up his profession of racing car driver to become a potter, and has become one of the most successful of his time. He has had a few students, some very successful in their own right, such as Sharaku. Many potters try to emulate his glazes and style. The pots speak for themselves!
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D565 -A highly textured, 'drippy glaze' bowl
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D610 -A yellow thick 'drippy glazed' round dish
25cm |
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D821 -An indigo and Oxblood drippy glazed rectangle
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D822 -A yellow crackle glazed rectangle, with great form and some patina.
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D930 -A drippy glazed bowl of green and blue, with three hanko / stamps.
12.5cm |
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D969 -A drippy glazed oval, with rare hanko
18cm |
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D982 -Superb yellow double glazed round crackle pot.
21.5cm |
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D1095 -A striking red and white round dish
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D1096 -A fluted rectangle with superb drippy glaze, lower band detail, and stepped block cut feet.
17.3cm |
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D1106 -A drippy glazed round pot with centre band
20.5cm |
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D1127 -A mokko shaped, yellow crackle glazed pot with cloud feet detail
16cm |
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D1174 -A deep blue with delicate feet
18cm |
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D1204 -Another superb drippy glazed pot
12cm |
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D1287 -With twin Hankos / stamps, this deep red pot is highlighted with white and yellow
10.2cm |