九谷焼 花鳥絵変り小皿揃

Product description

Size: Diameter 10.5cm × Height 2cm [Comes in a dedicated gift box]
Country of Origin: Japan (Ishikawa Prefecture), Material: Ceramic (Kutani ware)

Introduction to the style of Kutani ware: The "Kokutani" style, which originated with Goto Saijiro approximately 360 years ago, was promoted around the Bunka era (1655) by the Daishoji Domain. It was guided by the renowned Kano school master painter Morikage Kusumi, using a palette of five colors: blue (green), yellow, red, purple, and dark blue. The bold composition, artistically completed with free yet delicate lines, can be said to represent the quintessential style of Kutani ware.

Kutani ware is highly regarded worldwide as one of Japan's three major colored porcelain wares and is recognized as a representative traditional craft of Japan, "Japan Kutani."

Perfect for your Instagram! This is a single piece from the popular Seiko Kiln's "Mamezara Masterpiece Collection." It's a palm-sized dish ideal for everyday use, perfect as a soy sauce dish or for serving small portions. The Mamezara Masterpiece Collection features designs of representative works of Kutani ware, reminiscent of pieces found in art museums. It adds a stylish touch to your dining table with its elegant Japanese tableware!

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