Sokyu Shibata (b. 1949)
- Object Number: #JCV83
- Title: A flowers Vase.
- Place of Origin: Japan
- Artist: Sokyu Shibata (b. 1949)
- Period: Contemporary
- Date: 20th Century
- Materials: Ceramics
- Style or Ware: Seto ware.
- Dimensions: H: 15.8cm. D: 19.0cm.
- Department: Japanese Art
- Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
- Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and documentation. In the bottom of the cover a poem by Santouka.
- Sokyu Shibata is a ceramic artist from Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture, living in Mashiko-cho, Tochigi Prefecture, and a Jodo sect monk. Studied under the Human National Treasure Yasunari Matsui. After 11 years of training, he became independent and built a kiln in Mashiko.At first, he inherited the skill of his teacher as a potter, but gradually he began to work on the production of poetry and painting works.
- 1990: Received the Tochigi Prefectural Arts Festival Award for "Kneaded Flower Vessels".
1991: Received the Tochigi Prefectural Arts Festival Semi-Art Festival Award.
1992: Selected for the International Ceramics Exhibition Mino '92 and became a full member of the Japan Crafts Association.
1998: He left the Japan Crafts Association and became an independent.
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