Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】

  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】
  • Plate with Karahana in the Ginkgo design / Kawasoe Takahiko【Nabeshima】

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Ceramic Feature

Japanese-made porcelain
The title is Nabeshima Ginnan Karahanamon Kodai Sara (鍋島銀杏唐花文七寸高台皿).

This is a plate created by Kawasoe Takahiko.

The plate has designed for -"Nabeshima-style sometsuke"-.
A skill of sumihajiki making outlined design is also used.
The inside of the plate is deep and the shape looks lile Japanese mokuhai cup.

Comes with a plate stand like the photo above.
The dish is also good for decoration in the room.

Sometsuke (染付)
- A pottery with blue pictures and patterns on a white background-

It refers to the skill of blue-painting on a unglazed ceramic.
Patterns are painted with a "gosu" containing cobalt oxide that turns blue color.
And it's baked after being glazed on top of it.

The production of Sometsuke has been started since Edo period.
It was Nabeshima-Hanyo which was founded as a directly managed business for Saga-Nabeshima domain.
A wide variety of ceramics are made such as ironabehsima, sometsuke and seiji as a gift to the lord.
It's still passed down as a hidden treasure even now.

Kodai-sara
Kodai means trimming a high footing of dish.
It leads to a sense of elegance.
Back to the Edo period, it was presented to the shogun's family.
The inside of the dish is also deep and the shape looks like Japanese mokuhai cup.
The dish is also good for decoration in the room.

Kawasoe-san also preserves the technique and works hard to make ceramics that's suitable for today's life.

Size

Height : 6.3 cm
Diameter : 21.5 cm

Artist Introduction

KAWASOE, Takahiko

KAWASOE, Takahiko

He lives in Okawachi-cho, Imari-shi and makes celadon, overglaze enamel and blue-and-white porcelain. Longstanding Imari's culture can be felt.

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Price:
¥198,000 JPY