Message from Seigo Nakamura sensei
Using quality porcelain clay from Amakusa, I molded this work on a potter's wheel. By applying a matte glaze to the pure white surface that is unique to high grade porcelain clay, I aimed to create a shape that gives a sense of warmth even within its sharpness.
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白磁花入 | White Porcelain Flower Vessel
Seigo Nakamura
Member of Japan Kōgei Association
入札通貨/購入通貨：日本円
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38,500Seigo Nakamura
Seigo Nakamura
Japan Kōgei Association
Ceramic
- 2002
Received the Art Association Award at the Saga Art Association Exhibition
- 2005
The 40th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition, NCC Nagasaki Culture Broadcasting Award
- 2007
The 42nd Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition, Encouragement Prize
- 2008
The 36th Traditional Art Crafts Ceramics Department Exhibition, Japan Kōgei Association Award
- 2010
The 45th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition, Encouragement Prize
- 2011
Received the New Artist Award from the Bank of Saga Cultural Foundation
- 2012
The 47th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition, NCC Nagasaki Culture Broadcasting Award
- 2013
The 48th Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition, Encouragement Prize
- 2013
Received the MEXT Award (1st Place) at the Kyushu-Yamaguchi Ceramics Exhibition
- 2013
Received the Tokyo Governor Award at the Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
- 2016
The 51st Western Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition, Encouragement Prize
- 2017
Awarded Governor of Saga Prize at Saga Prefecture Art Exhibition
- 2019
Received the Grand Award at the Kikuchi Biennale
- 2020
Received the Saga Shimbun Cultural Award Incentive Award
- 2021
Received the MEXT Award (1st Place) at the Arita International Ceramics Competition
We make our artworks in Arita, the birthplace of Japanese porcelain clay using the traditional rokuro (potter's wheel) technique. Kōgei is a creative work which has a deep connection with nature. In my case, it is with the clay. My grandfather, Seiroku, was the holder of Saga Prefecture's Important Intangible Cultural Property "white porcelain ceramics" and was known as the "god of rokuro". I learned the techniques of rokuro and white porcelain from my grandfather, and I produce white porcelain of modern formative beauty with neat shapes and matte but shiny glazes.
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