Plate, Bowl, Mukozuke

Height 10.0 cm Diameter 18.8 cm Respecting the classic "Kakiemon style" that was left behind in the extremely difficult economic situation from the...

Height 5.1 cm 22.6 to 22.8 cm on each side [Tatsuzo Shimaoka] In 1954, a kiln was built in Mashiko Town. In 1996, certified as a national important...

Height 3.2 cm Each side 20.8-21.0 cm Became an assistant of Noriyoshi Tomimoto and received scent. In 1977, certified as a holder of an important i...

Height 2.5㎝ diameter 13.5cm Born in Kyoto. Tatsuaki Kuroda was established as a living national treasure in 1970 (Showa 45) by making full use of l...

Height 4.5cm Width 29.0cm Depth 38.2cm   With his unique aesthetics and artistic sensibility, he appears like a comet in the modern ceramic art wor...

Height 8.0 cm Diameter 41.0 cm It is a work of Imaemon Imaizumi, the 13th National Living Treasure. After the name of the 13th generation, what I n...

Height 7.3 cm Width 29.8 cm Depth 36.4 cm Soetsu Yanagi and Shoji Hamada, who represent the Japanese folk art world, and Kenkichi Tomimoto and Tats...

Height 5.0 cm Diameter 28.1 cm Born in Seto City, he first learned pottery design, and then he created many masterpieces called "Two-painted Porcel...

Height (10.4 cm) Width (25.2 cm) Depth (23.4 cm) * Kutani Village Raw Stone Construction   This work is a masterpiece with outstanding paintings ma...

Height (2.5 cm) Diameter (16.2 cm) Excellent work of human national treasure [Suzuki Osamu]. It is a round shaped dish, and the very vivid scarlet ...

Height (2.5 cm) Diameter (22.5 cm) Born in 1955 He studied under his father Ejiro at the age of 15 in 1982. Receive instruction on crafts crafts Th...

Height (2.1 cm) Diameter (18.8 cm)

Height (2.6 cm) Width (24.4 cm) Depth (9.7 cm)

Height (3.2 cm) Diameter (23.7 cm)  Under the national treasure Tsukamoto Kaiji, he learned the art of white porcelain playing pure white beauty.  ...

Height (2.3 cm) Diameter (15.6 cm) Made in 1955.  "Colored porcelain" certified as a living national treasure. A work drawn as "hakuun'yūyū" which ...