"I want to create a one-of-a-kind work." Based on this desire, Mitsuo Matsuzaki's unique pottery panel paintings were completed through years of research and trial and error, using the technique of ichichinmori and koshin glaze.
The works such as the scenery of Kyoto in each season and animal paintings drawn by the artist are impressive with vivid colors and luster, and have a different taste from watercolor paintings and prints.
It takes a lot of effort to express the unique texture, but it is a deep work unique to pottery that can be baked over and over again to achieve the desired color.
