Small Vase Kinsai Kacho Gold Flowers and Birds | Kinryugama Kiln work [224002]
Small Vase Kinsai Kacho Gold Flowers and Birds | Kinryugama Kiln work
[224002]
Price: 220,000JPY
Weight: 2600g
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[size]
Width: 17.5 cm / Height: 22.5 cm
Width: 6.9 in / Height: 8.9 in
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A brilliantly ornate piece captur ing the vibrant energy of spr ing through bloom ing cherry blossoms and auspicious blue birds.
This exquisite ceramic artwork features fully bloomed sakura and vividly colored birds spread across the surface, depict ing the peak of spr ing in f ine, delicate brushwork. The radiant gold background envelops the entire piece in dazzl ing light, evok ing the grandeur of a scene from an ornate picture scroll.
Each cherry blossom is rendered with subtle gradation, while the feathers of the blue bird are shaded with delicate precision?testament to the artist’s ref ined technique and keen sensitivity. The three-dimensional visual effect, which shifts in impression depend ing on the view ing angle, adds a unique charm to this work.
The auspicious spr ing motifs make this an excellent decorative piece for the home, and it is also sure to be appreciated as a luxurious and mean ingful gift.
[Potter Profile]
Tendo Eguchi (K inryu Kiln)
Certified Traditional Craftsman
A s ingular beauty born from tradition and innovation
K inryu Kiln preserves the traditional techniques of Arita ware while constantly seek ing evolution. Through tireless trial and error, the kiln integrates accumulated experience with new methods, striv ing every day to keep alive the culture of creat ing large-scale ceramic works?now increas ingly rare.
Ceramics that rema in beautiful for generations
With the spirit of creat ing works that reta in their vivid color and brilliance over time, K inryu Kiln produces soulful pieces that cont inue to move people across generations.
Width: 17.5 cm / Height: 22.5 cm
Width: 6.9 in / Height: 8.9 in
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A brilliantly ornate piece captur ing the vibrant energy of spr ing through bloom ing cherry blossoms and auspicious blue birds.
This exquisite ceramic artwork features fully bloomed sakura and vividly colored birds spread across the surface, depict ing the peak of spr ing in f ine, delicate brushwork. The radiant gold background envelops the entire piece in dazzl ing light, evok ing the grandeur of a scene from an ornate picture scroll.
Each cherry blossom is rendered with subtle gradation, while the feathers of the blue bird are shaded with delicate precision?testament to the artist’s ref ined technique and keen sensitivity. The three-dimensional visual effect, which shifts in impression depend ing on the view ing angle, adds a unique charm to this work.
The auspicious spr ing motifs make this an excellent decorative piece for the home, and it is also sure to be appreciated as a luxurious and mean ingful gift.
[Potter Profile]
Tendo Eguchi (K inryu Kiln)
Certified Traditional Craftsman
A s ingular beauty born from tradition and innovation
K inryu Kiln preserves the traditional techniques of Arita ware while constantly seek ing evolution. Through tireless trial and error, the kiln integrates accumulated experience with new methods, striv ing every day to keep alive the culture of creat ing large-scale ceramic works?now increas ingly rare.
Ceramics that rema in beautiful for generations
With the spirit of creat ing works that reta in their vivid color and brilliance over time, K inryu Kiln produces soulful pieces that cont inue to move people across generations.
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 Porcelain production started in Japan in the 17th century after kaorin stone was discovered in Arita. From the middle 17th century, large amounts of Arita ceramics, which captivated the European royalty and nobility, were exported to Europe, through the Dutch trading post on Dejima Island in Nagasaki. Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony, was so fond of Arita ceramics that he ordered porcelain resembling Arita ceramics to be made in his electorate. In Arita, the tradition and techniques of Arita ceramics have been preserved for over 400 years, while young potters and workshops take on the callenge of producing ambitious new works. |
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