Yosuke Haruta - Untitled (Horned Vessel I), c. 1970s Stamped Glazed Stoneware
An original studio pottery sculpture titled “Untitled (Horned Vessel I)” (c. 1970s) by Japanese-American ceramic artist Yosuke Haruta. Executed in glazed stoneware with a sculptural, fan-shaped body and two projecting horn-form elements. Stamped on the underside. The surface combines earthy rust, black, blue, and muted green glazes with incised and relief decoration suggestive of an abstract landscape. Haruta’s unconventional vessel forms merge the material traditions of Japanese ceramics with the expressive experimentation of the American studio pottery movement. Provenance: From a private estate in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Dimensions: 25”h x 25”w x 7”d. In very good condition. Full condition report available upon request.” Yosuke Haruta was a Japanese-American ceramic artist known for distinctive sculptural vessels combining traditional ceramic techniques with experimental forms and richly varied surfaces. His work reflects influences from Japanese pottery and the Mingei tradition while engaging with the expressive approach to clay that characterized postwar American studio ceramics. Haruta’s vessels are particularly recognizable for their architectural silhouettes, projecting sculptural elements, incised decoration, and layered earth-toned glazes.
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