Kyoyaki Mokubei: teacup with poem, enamelled ware
Mokubei: teacup with poem, enamelled wareHeight 4.9cm, Diameter 7.1cm, Base Diameter 3.1cmThis is the most famous of the...
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Kyoyaki Mokubei: teacup in the style of kōchi ware, white slip
Mokubei: teacup in the style of kōchi ware, white slipHeight 4.7cm, Diameter 6.7cm, Base Diameter 2.7cmThis piece is als...
Kyoyaki Mokubei: set of teacups with flower and bird design, enamelled ware
Mokubei: set of teacups with flower and bird design, enamelled wareMokubei: set of teacups with flower and bird design, ...
Kyoyaki Mokubei: teapot with chrysanthemum and stream design,
Mokubei: teapot with chrysanthemum and stream design,Mokubei: teapot with chrysanthemum and stream design,This was also ...
Kyoyaki Mokubei: teapot,
Mokubei: teapot, celadonMokubei: teapot, brown glazeThese two teapots were made in the same style, but one has a brown g...
Kyoyaki Mokubei: teapot, celadon
Mokubei: teapot, celadonHeight 12.1cm, Diameter 5.1cm, Base Diameter 5.4cmOn the lid of the box, the following is writte...
Explanation Kyoyaki
In the Edo period, Kyoto became one of Japan's leading pottery production centers, with kilns belching out smoke in all ...
Explanation Kenzan
The works of Kōhō Sōsa, who is thought to have had a great influence on Kenzan, are not as well known as those of Ninshō...
Explanation Ninsei
There are still many things about the history of Japanese ceramics before the middle of the Edo period that are still un...
Explanation Ko-Kutani
The Ko-Kutani kilns have long been shrouded in mystery, and there has been much debate among experts and pottery enthusi...
Explanation Nabeshima
The mainstay of Nabeshima ware is a set of four types of identical-style plates, called kibai-gata, which were fired at ...
Explanation Kakiemon
From the early Edo period to the present day, the porcelain industry, which developed around Arita Town in Saga Prefectu...