Exhibition

MASAKI TOMABECHI
TEA CEREMONY & EXHIBITION

Masaki Tomabechi’s solo exhibition and tea party with his Native American turquoise pottery.
We ask Natsuko Azuma to make the tea ceremony.

His beautiful works, which harmonize the various cultural experiences and colors he encountered in his Native American lands with unique patterns that utilize the phenomenon of “penetration,” are popular nationwide.
In addition, the artist himself has a unique personality and personality that resembles a mascot character, and is very popular as a set.

Please take this opportunity to experience his world.

Exhibition Summary

Dates: October 13 (Fri) to 15 (Sun), 2023
12:00 – 20:00
From 15:00 on the first day until 16:00 on the last day
Location: 5-1-15 Kusunokicho, Chuo-ku, Kobe

Tea, cakes and one pottery work (included ￥3,500 )

October 13 (Fri) 14 (Sat) 18:00 –
October 15 (Sun) 14:00 –

Masaki Tomabechi

1977	Born in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture
1996	Graduated from Yokkaichi Technical High School, Mie Prefecture, Japan, Ceramics Department Honorable Mention, Scale Model Exhibition of Street Furniture, Flame Exposition, while still in high school Honorable Mention, Nissin Foods Contemporary Ceramic Bowl Grand Prize Exhibition Joined Tinoki Co., Ltd. in Yokkaichi, Japan, and began making ceramics at the studio “Mangyoan”.
1999	Yokkaichi Banko-Yaki Comprehensive Competition, “Yokkaichi City Council Chairperson Prize” and “Encouragement Prize
2001	Kanazawa Wan One Grand Prize “Excellence Prize Yokkaichi Banko-Yaki General Competition, “Mie Prefecture Local Industry Reconstruction Center Chairman’s Prize
2003	Independence Built a kiln in Nishi-Akuragawa, Yokkaichi City Currently active as “Kemuri Tobo Tomaya”
2007	Yokkaichi Banko Ceramics Competition “Runner-up Grand Prix
2014	The 7th Contemporary Tea Pottery Exhibition “Selection The 21st Shoroku Prize Tea Bowl Exhibition “Selected”
2021	Exhibited mainly at department store art galleries, galleries, art fairs, etc.

WORKS