SEVEN SAGES OF CERAMICS: MODERN JAPANESE MASTERS NEW YORK, New York Subject Line Please provide verification code Email is invalid KAMODA SHŌJI (1933-83) awakened the entire conservative Japanese traditional ceramic world to a new vision of the concept of “function.” Never satisfied with his work, Kamoda created infinitely varied shapes and forms with ever-changing innovative patterns that were not based on any previous style or tradition. His sold-out exhibitions led to a near-cult-like status. Thirty years after his pre-mature death at age 49, his works remain highly influential and among the most sought-after by import Seven Sages of Ceramics; Modern Japanese