The Sodeisha Group – An Era Born Out of Avant-garde Ceramics

The Sodeisha Group – An Era Born Out of Avant-garde Ceramics – Sumusha, an ancient group of potters who dominated the post-war pottery world.
The 25-year history of this “avant-garde garden” has been presented to the world, and has received special attention from the European Commission.
You will look back to about 180 pieces and about 200 photos and DM materials.

Nagususha, a vantee pottery group of 5 people formed by Kazuo Yagi, Tetsuo Kasuo Kana, Mitsuke Yamada, Missuke Matsui, and Raju Suzuki. This book was created with a focus on the early 25 years of exhibition in 50 years.
In a time when the large society values are rocking up, young pottery jewelers put their vessels on their own as a modern modeling and bringing them “pottery objects” to the world. Furthermore, as a result of the Modern International Pottery Exhibition (1964), they are reviewing the world’s pottery expression and changing their avant-garde capabilities. This book contains more than 180 works, such as the Shikusha Shiyokai, which opened the front bee pottery movement at the same time. Over 200 materials such as photos and exhibition DM are displayed with year notes. In addition to looking back to the 25 years of running mud shine, this book is a reminder of what Kashida was existence in the movement of the same era.