#kokutani

[japanesepaintinggallery]

Ko-kutani and Mangos, by Yuki OGURA #japaneseprint #japaneseprints #japaneseart #japanesepainting #japanesepaintings #lithograph #kutani #kokutani #mango #mangos #stilllife #japanesepainter #painter #yukiogura Please visit the following URL for the details. https://www.japanese-painting.com/artist/yuki_ogura/artwork/31-ko-kutani_and_mangos.html https://www.instagram.com/p/B1-raDWnraJ/?igshid=hjmg2tccohy0

[mia-japanese-korean]

Bowl with maple leaf design, Unknown Japanese, 18th-19th century, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Korean Art

Size: 3 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. (8.9 x 19.05 cm) Medium: Hizen ware, Kutani type, Kokutani style; glazed stoneware

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/26187/

[antronaut]

Yuki Ogura - Kokutani Bowl with Stand

[huariqueje]

A single bowl of rosewood adorned with the vessel of Kokutani   -   Ogura Yutome (Yuki Ogura) , 1999.

Japanese, 1895 - 2000

Colour woodcut, 38  x 46.3 cm

[inland-delta]

Yuki Ogura, Camellia and Kokutani vase, 1994

[robertmcphersonantiques]

www.orientalceramics.com

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17th Century Arita Porcelain Bottle Decorated in Blue and White with ‘The Star of David’ Within a Wreath. Thickly Potted and of Globular Shape, with a Tapering Neck Terminating with a Double Flanged Mouth.

www.orientalceramics.com

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#aritaporcelain #antiqueporcelain #japaneseporcelain #blueandwhite #blueandwhiteporcelain #robertmcphersonantiques #17thcenturyjapanese #aritaporcelain #koimari #koKutani #17thcenturyjapaneseporcelain #japaneseexportporcelain

[vlkphoto]

Plate .. [2 / 3]

Japanese porcelain plate with overglaze enamels, from the 1660s, at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

From the caption to the exhibit:

Hizen ware, Kutani type, Aode Kokutani style. The humble pumpkin takes center stage on this platter from the Kutani kilns, located in what is now the modern day prefecture of Iskiwaka. The pumpkins' rough, deep purple rind, bright green leaves, and dark tendrils contrast with the brilliant yellow ground. Ceramics of the Kokutani (literally, "old Kutani") style, typically large plates like this one, are characterized by bold floral and vegetal designs executed in bright, thickly applied overglaze enamels, generally in only five colors: green, yellow, red, purple, and blue. Kokutani ceramics were produced only briefly, from the 1650s until around 1730, when production stopped inexplicably, making such wares extremely rare.

[manymanyinterestingthings]

鍋島と古九谷意匠の系譜展

We went to a museum before going to a hospital in which my farrther's being. In this season, this museum exhibited Nabeshima porcelain every year. Nabeshima porcelain was made for Japanese barons. These crafts were quite different from popular porcelain. This year, the rheme of this exhibition was a little bit different although Nabeshima porcelain were shown. It was Kokutani as an origin of Nabeshima's design. Therefore; this exhibition showed not only Nabeshima ware but also Kokutani, and Koimari ware. Actually we understood Kokutani's design affected to Nabeshia's design. We enjoyed this exhibition very much.

[redwinecatalina]

[mia-japanese-korean]

Plate with bird on a branch, Unknown Japanese, 17th century, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Korean Art

small white plate with blue and red bird perched on a branch at R; blue, green, and yellow leaves on branch, curving down R side Size: 1 3/16 × 5 7/8 × 5 3/4 in. (3.02 × 14.92 × 14.61 cm) Medium: Hizen ware, Kutani type, Kokutani style; porcelain with overglaze enamels

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/122405/