bwaynef
Omono
The pots that I'm drawn to, tend to be more traditional. I like straight lines that are precise and curves that are consistent. As a rule, Japanese potters seem to excel at this, when that is their aim at least. As much as I'd like to invest in the future of bonsai in *THIS* country, many of the ceramicists I see in the US seem to focus on glazes and decoration and freedom, over forms and lines and crisp shapes. (There is also place for irregularity to complement similar qualities in trees, but its equally valid to accentuate quiet and understated.)
Which potters have you found to excel at producing forms similar to what the Japanese produce?
Which potters have you found to excel at producing forms similar to what the Japanese produce?