Meet the Unique Art of Kaiji Tsukamoto: An Emotional Journey
The Ceramic Mastery of Kaiji Tsukamoto
Kaiji Tsukamoto, born in 1912 and died in 1990, was a renowned Japanese ceramist and Living National Treasure.
Coming from a family with more than 200 years of tradition in the manufacture of Chinese Dingyao-style porcelain, Tsukamoto immersed himself in the world of ceramics at a very young age.
After the war, his research on Chinese Song Dynasty porcelain won him numerous accolades, cementing his legacy in the history of Japanese ceramics.
List of Japanese master ceramists
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