Enso Sculpture

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HAMADA SHOJISHOJI HAMADA Teacup Enso, 1970 ca., 1970

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H 3.55 in W 5.32 in D 5.32 in

SHOJI HAMADA Teacup Enso, 1970 ca.

Located in Torino, IT

HAMADA SHOJI, (Tokyo 1894 - Mashiko 1978) Enso Teacup, ca. 1970. Natural clay and glaze, worked on a lathe (h 90 mm x Ø 135 mm). Mashiko Chawan tea cup, with Gosumarumon overlapping...

1970s Minimalist Abstract Sculptures

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Ceramic

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