Matsumoto Hozan (1912 - 1981) was a Japanese potter known
for his distinctive style of celadon pottery. He was born in Kyoto, Japan, in
1912 and began studying pottery at the age of 14. By the time he was in his
twenties, he was already a well-respected potter. He was particularly
interested in celadon pottery, a type of pottery that is made from green-glazed
porcelain.
Hozan's celadon pottery is characterized by its simple,
elegant forms and its use of natural materials. He often used locally sourced
clay and glazes, and he was careful to avoid using any artificial colours or
decorations. His work is often compared to that of the Chinese celadon potters
of the Song dynasty, and it is considered to be some of the finest celadon
pottery ever produced.
Hozan was a prolific potter, and he produced a wide range of
celadon ware, including bowls, more...
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