“The 14th International Ceramics Competition Mino, Japan” Opens Call for Entries: Exploring “The Potential of Ceramics”
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Apr 3 – Apr 15, 2026
HULS GALLERY TOKYO
Apr 3 – Jun 21, 2026
TOGURI MUSEUM OF ART
Apr 4 – Jun 28, 2026
SEN-OKU HAKUKOKAN MUSEUM
Apr 5 – Apr 10, 2026
KAKIDEN GALLERY
The term “Seto-mono” is widely known to refer to ceramics. It is also evidence that Seto city in Aichi Prefecture has long been a prosperous ceramic production center. Even up to today, the Seto area has continued to produce a succession of outstanding young ceramic artists, of whom Ryosuke Ando is one. He is an artist who creates new expressions by utilizing the ceramic techniques he learned in Seto, combined with his own experience in product design.
This unique vessel gives the image of a person wearing a beret. The shining silver stripes, applied to the matte white porcelain that emerge from the ikomi (casting) mold, give a stylish impression. The carefully hand-carved details create a unique pattern and texture.
The coquettish round shape and the size that fits well in your hand make you feel even more attached to this work. Just having it near you seems to bring a feeling of refinement and sophistication to the spaces of your daily life.
