Japan Ceramic art 陶芸 Kimura Nobuyuki

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[@user-bg2oe3em1p]

いいね〜流石です。

[@merrilymud7304]

Absolute Sublime color! In the west we fear the ping of that gentle crazing - saying it is not of food-safe quality, but of course, in Japan, this effect has lent many a historical piece the necessary distinction to make them unforgettable. Your work's beauty, also will be unforgettable! Thank you.

[@fanngrrl]

Please provide a translation into English. I would really like to understand more about the artist.

[@TheRakuman]

I have the same Shimpo wheel as him. Built in the 70’s. Still works great!

[@craigathonian]

I'm totally mistified with this glaze receipe / tecnique.....WOW....frozen pearls! i think i'm gona start a savings account just for this artist.

[@CraftyPrapty]

nice

[@silviabecerra4447]

Saludos desde mexico muy hermoso su trbajo

[@namnhan2003]

I like your comparison: Frozen pearls ...;-) ....very fitting. I wonder how far you are saving now? Japanese wares are beautiful and expensive...i am saving up for a trip to Japan, probably if everything is going well..

[@Steve-KJ]

💙

[@rch456789]

beautiful

[@marielossalazar]

Excellent

[@Oscarmediano]

Muy bueno, sonido celestial al craquelar 8:30"

[@fjc973]

Great video ! a translation will be a good idea .

[@knibknibknib]

It's known as a "snowflake crackle." John Britt has an article on Ceramic Arts Daily that discusses this glaze.

[@Vint-de9uz]

как центровать на такой узкой подставке?

[@cobraki00]

Some one give this video Sub.

[@jmg1957]

nice