Hattori - Hattori Tomoyuki
Hattori is one of Japan's most prolific bonsai potters. He studied at, and graduated from Koblenz University of Applied Sciences' Institute of Artistic ceramics, in Germany, and was working for a German company, when, in 1977 he started to make bonsai pots. He showed his pots for the first time at the National Zenkoku Shobachi Meisakuten Exhibition in 1980, and has since won many awards.
His hand signed pots are hand made by him, and glazed by him, and they display a variety of shapes and often have details such as cut corners, and sashes/bands. The many glazes he produces are recognisable as Hattori's, yet often have unique variations from the kiln.
Hattori pots are great value, well made and very useable.
His hand signed pots are hand made by him, and glazed by him, and they display a variety of shapes and often have details such as cut corners, and sashes/bands. The many glazes he produces are recognisable as Hattori's, yet often have unique variations from the kiln.
Hattori pots are great value, well made and very useable.
Glazed Pots.
Please click for; Hattori Painted pots.
Please click for; Hattori Painted pots.
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D369 -A blue shohin sized octagonal bowl
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D790 -A vintage yellow oval with patina building.
17cm |
D868 -Yellow oval ..
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D873 -A rare red glazed (for Hattori) oval
15.5cm |
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D1184 -A hand signed yellow oval
19.5cm |
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D1209 -A shohin rectangle with central band
13.1cm |
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D1267 -A soft rectangle with cut corners and a cream glaze with patina. Hand signed.
16cm |
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