Shoji Hamada: Flat vase, Black paint on white glaze

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.

Shoji Hamada: Square plate, Kaki glaze with red and green painting

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.

Shoji Hamada: Vase, Salt glaze

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.

Shoji Hamada: Flat vase, Kaki glaze, Iron decoration

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.

Shoji Hamada: Square vase, Kaki glaze, Blue painting

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.

Shoji Hamada: Square vase, Salt glaze

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.

Shoji Hamada: Flat vase, Kaki glaze, Nuki-e type

Shoji Hamada
  浜田 庄司

1894 Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa prefecture.

1916 Graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology. Entered Kyoto Ceramic Experimental Station.

1920 Visited England invited by Bernard Leach.

1924 Stayed in Okinawa and Kyoto after coming back in Japan.
1926 Began Mingei movement with Soetsu Yanagi and Kanjiro Kawai.

1931 Built ascending kiln in Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.

1955 Designated as a Living National Treasure.

1968 Awarded an Order of Cultural Merit

1978 Passed away at the age of 84.