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Takashi nakazato devotes himself to convey the value and the charm of ceramic not only in Japan, but all over the world. Though his works rooted in the Karatsu ware, he travels around the world to make ceramic with local materials and his free sensitivity. Thanks to the excellent skills, his works are all have a freewheeling look and special texture of the glaze, which also spreading the unique attractions of ceramic. Born as the fifth son of the 12th generation owner of the Nakazato Tarouemon, a famous family to make Karatsu ware, Takashi nakazato studied how to make ceramic in Kyoto and Karatsu in his young age. In 1971, he went to Tanegashima. He made ceramic with local clay and an original technique, called Tanegashima ware. After returning to hometown, he built his kiln, Ryuta-gama. He started the ceramic art trip around Japan and got inspiration from the encounter and communication with strangers. His works, even these that are based on the material form outside Japan, still showing you the heart of Japanese ceramic. That is the reason why his work could resonate with all the generation of people from the beginning of his career till now, that lasting more than half a century.

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