伊勢崎競

Isezaki Kyo: 岡山県備前市伊部819-1 / 0869 64 0172; 819-1 Imbe, Bizen City, Okayama, Japan 705-0001

陶歴

伊勢﨑競

昭和45年: 伊勢﨑満（岡山県重要無形文化財）の四男として生まれる
平成元年: 柴岡紘一氏に師事
５年: 父、満について作陶を、始める
11年: 独立

Kyo Isezaki
Born in Inbe, Bizen in 1970,
Kyo was an apprentice to Kouichi Shibaoka from 1989 to 1993.
He was also an apprentice to his father, Mitsuru Isezaki, from 1993 to 1999.
In 1999, he left his father’s apprenticeship to start his own Bizen-ware studio.

伊勢﨑州

平成８年: 競の長男として生まれる
29年: 父、競について作陶を、始める

Shu Isezaki
Born in Inbe, Bizen in 1996,
Shu is Kyo’s son and apprentice.

大徳利
緋襷大壺

手付鉢
荒土長壺

窯変矢筈口耳付水指
銅鑼鉢、割山椒

緋襷大壷
大徳利

備前焼

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 ware is one of the most famous forms of pottery in all of Japan.
It has a history dating back over 1,000 years.
The practice of Bizen ware was declared a part of Japanese Heritage in 2017.
It is pottery produced without any glaze.
This pottery is fired with pine wood in a kiln for 7 to 14 consecutive days.
Many factors such as ash,
fire and positioning give Bizen ware unique patterns and colors;
no two products will ever look the same.
Bizen ware is valued for its aesthetic charm,
as well as its practicality.