Kakufuku Kakiemon Arita Ware Vase Hand Painted Porcelain
This is a Kakuho Kakiemon vase, a famous Japanese kiln that inherits the tradition of Akae (red painting), featuring a Nishiki-iwa-yanagi-kotori-mon (brocade rock willow bird pattern) drawn in Kakuho Kakiemon's distinctive Akae style. The Sometsunishiki (dyed brocade) pattern is entirely hand-painted. Given the age of the wooden box, it is believed to be a work from the early Showa period. The vase measures 6.77 inches in height and 6.89 inches in diameter. It comes with a wooden box. The brand is Kakuho Kakiemon, a type of Arita ware, and the material is ceramic.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Unknown |
| Artist / Maker | Kakieomon |
| Dimensions | 6.8 in |
Detaljer
- Kategori
- Decorative Vases
- Period
- Unknown Period
- Skick
- Good
- Material
- Ceramic
- Konstnär
- Kakieomon
- Ursprung
- Arita / Imari ware 有田焼・伊万里焼
- Mått
- 6.8 in
Om 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. Mer om Arita / Imari ware
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