26494 Masayuki Imai Inlaid Polychrome Flambé Seto no Kō Hanakubo　IMAI Masayuki

Height 28.8cm　　
Diameter 36.2cm

1952 Moved to Kyoto and entered the school of the first generation of Katsuo Seiryudo, studying under Yasuo Kusube.
1965 Became a judge for the Japan Art Exhibition at an exceptionally early age.
1998 Received the Japan Art Academy Award for "Kaku Kō Sōge".
2011 Awarded the Order of Culture.
Created a unique technique called "kōdeisai" and carved out his own niche in the world of contemporary ceramics. Known as a leading figure in the technique of inlaying floral and fish motifs, he is highly acclaimed overseas as well.