Fujimura Masami (1933 - 2005)
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Fujimura Masami (1933 - 2005)

KUTANI WARE, SIGNED MASAMI, CIRCA 1958

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Fujimura Masami (1933 - 2005)
Kutani ware, signed Masami, circa 1958
Decorated in a black glaze and gold pigments with abstract design of a flock of birds in incised lines, tomobako signed Kutani Masami saku and sealed
33.3cm. high
Exhibited
This work won a prize at the Nitten Exhibition in 1958.
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Lot Essay

Fujimura Masami is the son of a Kutani ware potter, Fujimura Toyoaki (1903-1970). After having studied Japanese painting at Kanazawa College of Art and ceramics at the National Laboratory of Industry, he learnt enamelling from his father. His works show sophisticated enamelling styles which differentiate his pieces from traditional Kutani ware. He received a number of awards at exhibitions including the Nitten.

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