三浦乾也の略歴　(Miura kenya)

江戸時代の陶工で、文政4年（1821年）に生まれる。若い頃、谷文晁に師事し絵を学んだ。

明治2年（1869年）には小田原に窯を開き、翌明治3年（1870年）には横須賀で硝子の製造、東京小管で煉瓦の焼成を手がけるなど、陶芸にとどまらず幅広い分野で才能を発揮した。その後、向島長命寺に窯を築き、明治22年（1889年）、69歳で生涯を閉じた。

彼の作品は、乾山の作風を模したものが多いが、そこに江戸末期の江戸趣味を取り入れた点が特徴である。

Miura Kenya – Overview of the Life and Work of a Renowned Edo-Period Potter

Miura Kenya was a distinguished Japanese potter born in 1821 (Bunsei 4) during the late Edo period. In his youth, he studied painting under the celebrated artist Tani Bunchō, which greatly influenced the aesthetic quality of his ceramic works.

In 1869 (Meiji 2), he established his own kiln in Odawara. The following year, in 1870 (Meiji 3), he expanded his interests beyond ceramics by producing glassware in Yokosuka and firing bricks in Tokyo’s Ogata area. Miura’s career demonstrated remarkable versatility, extending his artistry into multiple disciplines during Japan’s period of modernization.

Later, he built a kiln in Chōmeiji, Mukōjima. He passed away in 1889 (Meiji 22) at the age of 69.

Miura Kenya’s ceramics often emulate the style of Ogata Kenzan, yet they are uniquely infused with the refined urban tastes of late Edo culture. This fusion gives his works a distinctive charm highly valued by collectors and connoisseurs today.

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