Flower vase by Junko Shimomura

<Flower vase>
This vase is called "Shell."
Its shape resembles a shell or a plant seed, and looks as if it is enveloping something precious.
Shimomura creates his pottery using only natural materials and does not use glazes.
Beeswax is also used to seal the water, so if you leave water in it for a few days, water lines may appear on the surface.
It has a strong presence and can be viewed as an object.
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<Artist Profile>
1970 Born in Aichi Prefecture
1993 Graduated from Mie University, Faculty of Education, Department of Fine Arts, Majoring in Sculpture
1995-1997 Worked at Kosekitouen Co., Ltd. (Seto City)
1998-2003 Studied under Hiromi Itabashi at the WINDS Ceramic Art Institute (Tokyo)
2004 First solo exhibition "Africa" ​​Makii Masaru Fine Arts (Shinbashi)
Since then, he has held solo exhibitions in Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Wakayama, and Tottori.
2019 Moved from Kanagawa Prefecture to Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture

Dimensions: (approx.) Outer diameter: Width 23 x Depth 17 (Mouth diameter 7 x 5) x Height 22 cm
Weight: 1.75kg

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