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Bowl

Yasuda, Takeshi

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Bowl of glazed creamware, standing on a flat base with eight radiating stilt marks, the edge of the base tapered, the sides of the bowl flaring and with pronounced throwing rings, the rim everted and with angled edge, an applied handle of hollow conical form, its rim distorted at the top.

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Details

Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 34795

Creation/Production

Yasuda, Takeshi

Date: 1999

Acquisition

Gift, 20/11/2000

Given by the Contemporary Art Society

Measurements

Height (cm): 13.8

Height (cm): 10.3

diam (cm): 38.5

Width (cm): 42.1

Height (in): 5

Height (in): 4

diam (in): 15

Width (in): 16

Techniques

wheel-thrown

forming

Applied Art

assembled

forming

Applied Art

manipulated

forming

Applied Art

Material

creamware

glaze

Location

In store

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