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川口芳山の略歴　(Kawaguchi hozan)

川口芳三（1899年〈明治32年〉〜1962年〈昭和37年〉）。滋賀県信楽の窯元・川口兵吉の次男として生まれ、号は芳山。

四日市川原町の製陶所に勤めるが満足せず、独自性や芸術性を追求するため、同市浜一色町に窯を築く。しかし、思うように成功せず、十数年間、陶工としての生活を送る。

その後、新しい「萬古焼」を求め、再び東町に窯を築き、34歳で「芳山」と号する。彼の作品は「赤萬古」と称され、信楽焼と萬古焼の長所を融合させ、高級陶器の製作を目指した。

Kawaguchi Hozan (1899–1962) – Innovator of Refined Banko Ware

Kawaguchi Hozan (born Kawaguchi Shozo in 1899) was a Japanese ceramic artist known for his pursuit of individuality and artistic expression in pottery. He was the second son of Kawaguchi Heikichi, a kiln owner in Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture, and later adopted the art name Hozan.

Initially, Hozan worked at a ceramics workshop in Kawaramachi, Yokkaichi, but left in search of greater creative freedom. He established his own kiln in Hamaisshiki-chō within the same city, though early success eluded him, and he spent more than a decade working modestly as a potter.

At the age of 34, driven by a desire to create a new form of Banko ware, he built another kiln in Higashimachi and formally began working under the name Hozan. His works came to be known as "Aka-Banko" (Red Banko)—a distinctive style that fused the earthy charm of Shigaraki ware with the refined techniques of traditional Banko ware, aiming to elevate the craft into a higher-grade form of ceramic art.

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