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333 - Kuroda Taizō (Japan, 1946–2021) Kuroda Taizo, White Porcelain Bowl (Hachi) Kuroda Taizō (1946–2021) was a ceramic artist born in Nishinomiya, Hyōgo Prefecture. During the war, his family evacuated to Notogawa (present-day Higashiōmi), in Shiga Prefecture. In 1991 he built a kiln at Futo in Itō, Shizuoka Prefecture, and from the following year, 1992, began exhibiting white porcelain works in earnest. He went on to pursue simple, wheel-thrown forms and the distinctive texture of white porcelain, earning high acclaim both in Japan and abroad. Marks: impressed with the artist's seal. H: 8.7cm D: 30.3cm Tomobako (artist-inscribed box) Authentication：TAIZO KURODA ESTATE Work registration Document 373 Japan, 2010
Kuroda Taizō (Japan, 1946–2021) Kuroda Taizo, White Porcelain Bowl (Hachi) Kuroda Taizō (1946–2021) was a ceramic artist born in Nishinomiya, Hyōgo Prefecture. During the war, his family evacuated to Notogawa (present-day Higashiōmi), in Shiga Prefecture. In 1991 he built a kiln at Futo in Itō, Shizuoka Prefecture, and from the following year, 1992, began exhibiting white porcelain works in earnest. He went on to pursue simple, wheel-thrown forms and the distinctive texture of white porcelain, earning high acclaim both in Japan and abroad. Marks: impressed with the artist's seal. H: 8.7cm D: 30.3cm Tomobako (artist-inscribed box) Authentication：TAIZO KURODA ESTATE Work registration Document 373 Japan, 2010