Decorative ornament - 九谷焼 KUTANI - Japan - vase cherry blossom
No. 85141871
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Decorative ornament - 九谷焼"KUTANI" - Japan - vase
A Japanese masterpiece "KUTANI" vase. Kutani ware. A landscape vase from the Edo period.
A work depicting old Japanese landscapes.
Mountains, castles, and pine trees.
What is Kutani ware?
It is a pottery town that has been around since 1665, originating from Kutani Village in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
Its characteristic is the wonderful colored decoration.
The painting style is also unique, and one of the attractions is the unique style.
No cracks.
The cracks that appear on the surface are crazing, which is a crack in the glass layer on the surface.
Crazing is a crack-like pattern that appears when fired pottery is taken out of the kiln and cooled.
This is a traditional Japanese technique.
It is not a crack. Of course, it will not leak even if you put water in it.
Size
Height 22cm Width 20cm Weight 1600g
Original box Weight 880g
No. 85141871
No longer available
Decorative ornament - 九谷焼"KUTANI" - Japan - vase
A Japanese masterpiece "KUTANI" vase. Kutani ware. A landscape vase from the Edo period.
A work depicting old Japanese landscapes.
Mountains, castles, and pine trees.
What is Kutani ware?
It is a pottery town that has been around since 1665, originating from Kutani Village in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
Its characteristic is the wonderful colored decoration.
The painting style is also unique, and one of the attractions is the unique style.
No cracks.
The cracks that appear on the surface are crazing, which is a crack in the glass layer on the surface.
Crazing is a crack-like pattern that appears when fired pottery is taken out of the kiln and cooled.
This is a traditional Japanese technique.
It is not a crack. Of course, it will not leak even if you put water in it.
Size
Height 22cm Width 20cm Weight 1600g
Original box Weight 880g
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