Simple, stylish, no unnecessary decorations – I really admire Taizo Kuroda’s ceramics.
Each of his works are made on a potter’s wheel, thinly formed, often translucent, and showing the fine markings, indented lines, and slight irregularities that reveal the touch of the artist’s hands. The colour is a warm, milky white − something akin to that of Greek island houses seen in the Cycladic light of late afternoon − a magical colour that makes his ceramic wares seem to softly glow in shadow or darkness, generating their own luminous halo.
– Michael Dunn; from taizo-kuroda.com
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
Ceramics by Taizo Kuroda
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