Ishikawa Hiroko

石川裕子

陶磁器 Ceramics 西日本 West Japan 研究会員 Research Member

Ishikawa Hiroko works with clay to create vessels and sculptural forms that honor traditional Japanese ceramic aesthetics while expressing their unique artistic vision. Creating from western Japan, where continental influences enriched traditional craft, their work demonstrates a deep commitment to preserving and advancing the traditions of Japanese ceramics.

Research Member of the Japan Kogei Association, specializing in ceramics. Based in the West Japan region.

Japanese ceramics encompasses a rich tradition spanning over 10,000 years, from ancient Jōmon pottery to refined tea ceremony wares. Each region of Japan has developed distinctive styles, clay bodies, and firing techniques that reflect local materials and aesthetic sensibilities. Ishikawa Hiroko brings expertise in wheel-throwing, hand-building, glazing, and kiln-firing to their practice.

As a Research Member of the Japan Kōgei Association, Ishikawa Hiroko is actively developing their skills in traditional craft techniques under the guidance of master artisans. This membership recognizes emerging artists committed to learning and preserving Japan's traditional craft heritage.