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