
Tatebayashi Gen-emon Imari Porcelain Bottle Opener with Sometsuke Kinrande Waterfowl Design
【源右衛門】古伊万里の伝統 日本の名窯 舘林源右衛門作 染錦水鳥図 栓抜き
Maker / Brand: Tatebayashi Gen-emon Title of Work: Gen-emon: Ko-Imari Tradition, Japan's Renowned Kiln, Made by Tatebayashi Gen-emon, Sometsunishiki Waterfowl Design Bottle Opener
Discover a unique blend of traditional Japanese artistry and everyday utility with this exquisite bottle opener from Tatebayashi Gen-emon, a renowned kiln celebrated for upholding the legacy of Ko-Imari ware. Crafted with careful attention to detail, this piece features a vibrant Sometsunishiki waterfowl design, each motif delicately hand-drawn using Gen-emon's characteristic deep pigment application technique. It transforms a simple tool into a striking work of art.
Artistic & Cultural Background This bottle opener is a product of Arita-yaki, one of Japan's most esteemed porcelain traditions, originating in the early 17th century in Arita, Saga Prefecture. Tatebayashi Gen-emon is a distinguished name within this tradition, particularly known for its dedication to preserving and evolving the aesthetics of Ko-Imari, the early Arita ware that was famously exported from the port of Imari. Their work embodies centuries of ceramic heritage, blending historical techniques with contemporary refinement.
Design & Technique The handle showcases the beautiful Sometsunishiki technique, combining underglaze blue (some) with vibrant overglaze enamels (nishiki). The deep, rich blue ground is characteristic of Gen-emon's "nou-gihou," an intense coloring method that gives the piece its striking visual depth. Adorning this blue canvas are charming waterfowl and delicate foliage, all carefully hand-drawn, demonstrating the exceptional skill and artistry of the craftspeople. The porcelain handle is seamlessly integrated with a durable stainless steel opener.
Form & Aesthetic Qualities * Elegant Tapered Form: The ceramic handle features a graceful, ergonomic taper, designed for both comfortable grip and visual appeal. * Vibrant Sometsunishiki Palette: A striking interplay of deep indigo blue, crisp white, and subtle green enamels creates a lively and harmonious visual experience. * Refined Tactile Finish: The smooth, glazed porcelain handle offers a pleasant touch, contrasting beautifully with the polished gleam of the stainless steel.
Collector & Decorative Appeal * Functional Masterpiece: Elevates an everyday item into a collectible piece of Japanese ceramic art, perfect for display or special occasions. * Legacy of Ko-Imari: Represents a direct connection to Japan's rich porcelain history, crafted by a kiln renowned for its traditional excellence. * Distinctive Gift: An ideal and thoughtful present for connoisseurs of Japanese crafts, art enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates unique, handcrafted items.
This piece is a example to the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese ceramics, perfect for those who seek to infuse their daily lives with art and tradition.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Arita, Saga |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Edo |
| Dimensions | 高さ13.5㎝ / 直径4.2㎝ / 寸法】高さ13.5㎝ 直径4.2㎝ |
Details
- Kategorie
- Decorative Vases
- Zeitraum
- Edo Period (1603-1868)
- Zustand
- Good
- Material
- Ceramic
- Künstler
- Tatebayashi Gen-emon
- Herkunft
- Arita, Saga
- Abmessungen
- 高さ13.5㎝ / 直径4.2㎝ / 寸法】高さ13.5㎝ 直径4.2㎝
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