 頬っぺたに 当てなどすなり 赤い柿 hoppeta ni ate nado sunari akai kaki red persimmons - try to hold them to your cheeks |
This is a large plate we use to serve entrees to our visitors.
. Persimmon (kaki) as KIGO
Listen to the delicious sound of autumn colors
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My collection of Pottery and Haiku
New Sun <> Pottery and Poetry
Light or Shade, Praying Hands of Takagaki Mondo 高垣門土の作品
Bizen Pot and more by Takagaki Mondo
Zen Monks enjoying the Water of Wisdom
Mouse eats bread, Oil Dish
Mandala Plate from Tottori
More Pots and Plates from GokuRakuAn
and a bit of theory in my library:
'What's art and what's craft?'
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In a whale’s eye
The glaze of a T'ang bowl –
Reflected!
source : Ian Watson 1975 : ‘The Jonah Kit’
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haiku -
at the potter's wheel
clay of poetry
Gennady Nov
Joys of Japan, October 2012
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8 comments:
That's a beautiful plate, Gabi.
As it happens, I've been doing ceramic plates bowls and mugs with my classes. For the teacher's model, I grabbed some persimmon leaves from the tree outside the classroom and rolled them into the clay.
And I've stamped some haiku into the plates using some rubber stamp letters I have. But mine won't be as pretty as the one you illustrated!
L.
WHCmultimedia
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Gabi san,
It’s a nice Japanese translation of yours.
[try to hold them] is well conveying the Japanese feeling.
Sehr gut !
Sakuo.
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Thanks for you compliment, Sakuo san in German !
Gabi
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red persimmons
mother's admonishment
don't lick the plate
doris kasson
cool gabi
my friends are doing delicate pottery work.. I am inspired to write on one..
aloha
from the sunshine
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The Nun Rengetsu
scraffitoed her poetry onto her pottery. She didn't have a studio, wheel or kiln. She hand built her ware and fired in other potter's kilns.
You can see some of her work here:
http://tinyurl.com/9erwr
Lee
. Daruma Forum, December 2005 .
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. POTTERY as a toipc for HAIKU .
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Hi,
I love haiku and pottery. I'm trying to find some of Kitaoki Rosanjin's haiku. With the original Japanese and English translation.
Do you have any links, or can you post some online?
please email me if you do!
thanks,
Jason
Hi Jason, I have a bit about Kitaoji Rosanjin here, mostly food and pots and plates
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/03/kitaoji-rosanjin.html
I will try and look for some haiku later, so check back at the ROSANJIN page.
Gabi
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