Imaizumi Imaemon Arita Ware Vase Hand-painted Porcelain
This is a vase created by the 13th generation Imaizumi Imaemon, a Living National Treasure and master of a renowned Japanese kiln, inheriting the tradition of Iro-Nabeshima, a traditional Japanese craft. This vase features a Nishiki Yamabuki-e (brocade Kerria flower painting) design, characteristic of Imaemon's Iro-Nabeshima traditional patterns. All the beautiful somenishiki (dyeing and brocade) patterns are hand-painted. The vase dimensions are: height 8.39 inches, diameter 7.68 inches. It comes with a tomobako (matching wooden box) made of paulownia wood. The material is ceramic.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Unknown |
| Artist / Maker | Imaemon XIII |
| Dimensions | 8.39 in |
Détails
- Catégorie
- Decorative Vases
- Période
- Unknown Period
- État
- Good
- Matériau
- Ceramic
- Origine
- Arita / Imari ware 有田焼・伊万里焼
- Dimensions
- 8.39 in
À propos de l'artiste
Imaizumi Imaemon XIII 十三代 今泉今右衛門Arita porcelain artist who brought sprayed fukizumi and usuzumi grounds into Iro-Nabeshima; Living National Treasure from 1989.
À propos de Arita / Imari ware
Hard, translucent white porcelain body visible at the unglazed foot ring; underglaze cobalt blue often combined with overglaze iron red, green and gilding (the 'Imari palette'); Kakiemon pieces show a soft milky-white ground with asymmetric enamel motifs and generous empty space. En savoir plus sur Arita / Imari ware
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