Iwata Keizan (岩田渓山), Japanese (b. 1956)
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An Oil Spot Tenmoku Sake Cup (油滴天目盃)
Heisei Era (1989–2019) or Reiwa Era (2019–)
About the work
A refined oil spot tenmoku sake cup by Iwata Keizan, born in 1956 and heir to the legacy of his father, the first-generation Iwata Keizan. This elegant piece features a lustrous black glaze adorned with silvery oil-spot patterns—an homage to classical Jian ware, interpreted through his contemporary sensibility.
Its rounded form and smooth glaze transitions exemplify both tradition and technical mastery. The artist’s seal is carved into the foot, affirming its authenticity.
Dimensions
4.3cm(h) x 7.6cm(w) x 7.6cm(d)
Footnote
Iwata Keizan began his training under his father and established his own kiln in 1982, focusing primarily on tenmoku ware. His works are celebrated for their rich glazes and refined interpretations of classical forms. A full member of the Japan Kōgeikai and the Mino Ceramic Society, he has exhibited widely at prominent venues including the Tokai Traditional Craft Exhibition and the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition. Based in Toki City’s Kokeizan district, his studio continues to uphold and evolve the tradition of Mino ceramics.