Vessel, 2000, Kitamura Junko (Japanese, b. 1956), glazed stoneware with slip inlay, Gift of Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz, 2015.222, © Kitamura Junko.
Mountain Ridges, 2011, Takagaki Atsushi (Japanese, b. 1946), stoneware with celadon glaze, Gift of Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz, 2017.76, © Takagaki Atsushi 2017.
Sekki Kodō (Pulse), 2011, Mihara Ken (Japanese, b. 1958), unglazed stoneware, Courtesy of Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz, L11.2013:7, © Mihara Ken.
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