Mashiko ware
| Subclass of | Japanese pottery and porcelain, art style  |
|---|---|
| Yemre | Mashiko, ceramic art, Mingei, Tochigi no Hyakusama |
| Founded by | Keizaburō Ōtsuka |
| Lesdi | Japan |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Location of creation | Mashiko |
| Described at URL | https://jaa2100.org/entry/detail/050019.html, https://jaa2100.org/entry/detail/050022.html |
| Hashtag | 益子焼 |
| Main regulatory text | Act on the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries |
| Used by | Shōji Hamada |
Ware Mashiko (益子焼, Mashiko-yaki) ko sifaa mbaylaandi Japonnaaɓe waɗeteende e aadaaji mum en to Mashiko, Tochigi.
Pooɗe aranndeeje e nder Mashiko ummorii ko e jamaanu Jōmon e Yayoi. Mashikoyaki ina heewi miijaade wonde ko huunde hoyre e rustic e style, e mbaydi ɓaleeri e ma a taw seeɗa boɗeeri, kono poɗɗe jamaanu peewnaaɗe e Mashiko hannde ina tawee e mbaydiiji keewɗi, sabu ndimaagu tagoore nde Shoji Hamada addi e Mashiko. Mashikoyaki hannde oo ummorii ko e hitaande 1853 tan, nde mbaylaandi yiyti wonde loope nokku ɗoo ina moƴƴi e seraamik. Sifaa oo anndaa ko e hitaande 1930 nde Hamada, caggal ɗuum toɗɗaa ngam wonde jawdi ngenndi wuurndi, sosi kiln to Mashiko. Almuudo Hamada, Tatsuzō Shimaoka, toɗɗaama kadi ngam wonde jawdi ngenndi wuurndi, o golliima to Mashiko gila 1953 haa o maayi e hitaande 2007.
Mashiko ko nokku kiln folkware mo nanndaani e yoga e nokkuuji kiln ɓooyɗi goɗɗi e nder Japon. Caggal Shoji Hamada, yimɓe yiɗɓe hootde e nguurndam Japon ɓurɗam aadaade, koɗi e nokku hee.
Laabi ɗiɗi e nder hitaande, hawrude e ñalɗi yontere kaŋŋe e nder yontere adannde e lewru mee, kadi kadi e yontere adannde e lewru noowammbar, ina waɗi ñalɗi poɗɗe e karallaagal ɗo poɗɗe e karallaagal ummoriiɓe Mashiko e nokkuuji koɗdiiɗi ɗii ngarata e wuro ngoo, mbaɗa jolɗe.
Ƴeew kadi Meibutsu Mingiyee
Tuugnorgal.[1]
[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]- ↑ Holmes, Ann Sommer. The Transition of the Artisan-Potter to the Artist Potter in Mashiko, a folkware kiln site in Japan. New York University Press, 1982. p. 12.