Kyojiro Takagi
- Ceramics
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Price Range
$500 - 3,000
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- CategoryCeramics
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Born1973 -
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MembershipResearch member, Japan Kogei Association
First Class Ceramics Manufacturing Specialist in painting
Representative of Syogetsugama
Biography
- 1973Born in Ichinokura Town, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture
- 1992Graduated from Gifu Prefectural Tajimi Technical High School, Design Course
- 2012Selected for the 43rd Tōkai Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
- 2013Selected for the 44th Tōkai Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
Selected for the 1st Seto Toshiro Triennale - 2015Selected for the 46th Tōkai Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
Masato Kimura, Mitsuru Takagi - Two Person Exhibition at Maruei 8F Art Stage - 2016Submitted to Mino Ceramic Artists Exhibition
- 2018Graduated from Kyoto University of the Arts, Correspondence Course, Faculty of Art and Design, Department of Arts and Liberal Arts
- 2019Workshop completely destroyed due to accident caused by a trailer truck, temporarily suspends activities
- 2021Rebuilds workshop
Took over his great grandfather's name, Kyojiro Takagi, and starts making pottery again
Submitted to Contemporary Craft Fair "Chinyuisodategusa" at Yamatokoriyama, Nara
4 Artists Exhibition "Things to Enjoy Every Day" at Maruzen, Nihombashi, Tokyo
Took Part in the "Fun Yokai (Monsters and Ghosts)" Exhibition at Galerie LA CACHETTE - 2022Took part in the "Admiring Drinking Vessels" Exhibition at Galerie LA CACHETTE
Group Exhibition at Sogo Hiroshima Store
Studied under Takeo Kobayashi (ceramic painter and Japanese-style painter)
Studied under his father Hiroshi Takagi (Traditional Craftsman)
Style
Mainly applying underglaze decorations (blue and white) on handmade porcelain base, and using slightly blue glaze to create a soft image.
I also make Shino ware and Karatsu ware that my father has been making. By making two types of pottery that are totally different, blue and white porcelain and Momoyama pottery (Mino ware made for the Japanese tea ceremony), I am trying to cultivate a new field in pottery.