Born in Inbe Bizen in 1970.
Kyo was apprenticed to
kouichi Shibaoka in 1988-1993.
He was also appreciated to his father Mitsuru Isezaki in 1994-1999.
In 1999 he became independent from his father’s studio.
Born in Inbe Bizen in 1996.
Shu was apprenticed to
He was also appreciated to his father kyo Isezaki
備前焼は
その土の持つ素朴な土味、
変化に富んだ自然な色調、
器としての実用性などを特色とし、
釉薬を使わず、
松割木を使って十数日をかけて焼き続ける、
千年以上窯の煙が絶えたことのない
日本の焼き物である。
二〇一七年 日本遺産に認定される。
Bizen pottery is known for its practically,
simplicity and feeling of spontaneity.
The colors and textures that appear on the surface greatly vary
and yet unglazed it is also humble in appearance.
Each piece is unique and utterly original as
its creation process surrenders itself
to the whimsical interplay of clay and fire
produced by pine wood firing for well over 10days.
Bizen is the only traditional pottery production center
whose chimney’s smoke hasn’t stopped for more than 1000years.
It has been designated as an important part of japan’s cultural heritage.
Bizen ware improves over time when used daily.
Please enjoy its increasing beauty as
your chosen piece finds a place in your loving home.