Ceramics
Horikiri Yukiko
堀切由紀子
Horikiri Yukiko works with clay to create vessels and sculptural forms that honor traditional Japanese ceramic aesthetics while expressing their unique artistic vision. Based in eastern Japan, where Edo-period traditions continue to influence contemporary craft practice, their work demonstrates a deep commitment to preserving and advancing the traditions of Japanese ceramics.
Biography
Associate Member of the Japan Kogei Association, specializing in ceramics. Based in the East Japan region.
The Art of Japanese Ceramics
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. Horikiri Yukiko brings expertise in wheel-throwing, hand-building, glazing, and kiln-firing to their practice.
Associate Member
As an Associate Member of the Japan Kōgei Association, Horikiri Yukiko has demonstrated significant accomplishment in traditional craft techniques. This membership level recognizes artists who have shown consistent excellence in their work and are progressing toward full mastery of their chosen art form.
Ceramics Artistry
Explore the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional Japanese ceramics.
