Katsudo Nakajima

1954 -
  • Ceramics
  • Awarded once at the Japan Kōgei Assoc. Exhibition
  • Price Range ¥20,000 - 350,000
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    • Category
      Ceramics
    • Techniques
      Ash glaze, Celadon, Gold decoration, Silver decoration
    • Born
      1954 -
    • Based in
      Kanagawa
    • Membership
      Full member, Japan Kogei Association
      Japan Ceramics Society
      Japan Society of Oriental Ceramic Studies
    Katsudo Nakajima

    Style

    Using ash glaze and celadon which are the basics of glazed ceramics, I am seeking to make an original style of ceramics by bringing out their charm and beauty to match our modern life style.

    Biography

    • 1954
      Born in Tokyo
      Studied and trained in Hagi, Shigaraki and Iga
    • 1984
      Built a climbing kiln in the Tanzawa mountains, Kanagawa Prefecture
    • 2001
      Nominated Artist at the 16th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • 2005
      Invited Artist at the 18th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • 2007
      Invited Artist at the 19th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • 2009
      Invited Artist at the 20th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • Selected for the Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition, Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition etc.

    Awards

    • 1993
      Received the Excellence Award at the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • 1995
      Received the Excellence Award at the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • 1998
      Received the Incentive Award at the East Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
    • 2000
      Received the Grand Award and HAMADA Shoji Award at the Mashiko Ceramics Competition
    • 2016
      Received the Traditional Craft Award from the Japan Food Culture Association
    • 2021
      Received the Incentive Award at the The Traditional Kogei Exhibition of East Japan Kanagawa Exhibition

    Public Collections

    • Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art

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