Japanese Ceramics

Description Nice & Beautiful Arita Japanese Porcelain. This antique Japanese Imari porcelain sake bottle features a sleek and elegant design, with hand-painted floral patterns cr...

Description Nice & Beautiful Arita Japanese Porcelain. This antique Japanese Imari porcelain sake bottle features a sleek and elegant design, with hand-painted floral patterns cr...

A beautiful statement piece for any interior, this large-scale work embodies the expressive aesthetic of mid-Showa Japanese ceramics. Signed. Excellent condition.

A rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike, this vase embodies the aesthetic refinement of early 19th-century Japanese ceramics. Keywords: Japanese porcelain vase, early 19th ...

This piece is from a collector of fine Japanese and Asian ceramics and pottery works - a collection like no other we have seen.

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This plate represents a fine example of late 19th-century Japanese decorative arts, combining narrative imagery, technical skill, and strong visual presence - ideal for collectors of...

He is an multi award winning ceramist with prizes including best of show twice at the Tokai Dento Kogei Ten (Tokai Traditional Arts & Crafts Exhibition), as well as being prized ...

Originally created as a functional vessel for sake, the bottle today stands equally well as a sculptural object, suitable for display in a curated interior or a collection of Japanes...

He received multiple prestigious national art awards, and in 1980s Fujimori became the art director for Kato Kogei, a major supplier of Japanese ceramics to the international markets...

NOTES: ARITA WARE is a broad term for Japanese porcelain made in the area around the town of Arita, in the former Hizen Province, northwestern Kyushu island, Japan.

It is from this white clay that the first porcelain was produced in Japan. Imari porcelain refers to a production of Japanese ceramics, made in the ancient province of Hizen on the i...

Whether displayed as a standalone centrepiece or placed within a curated collection of Japanese ceramics, this lidded vase offers both visual grandeur and cultural richness.

It's the Kinrande style Imari porcelain is thus designated from the name of the place of production of Japanese ceramics, made in the former province of Hizen on the island of Kyūsh...

This antique Japanese Seto ware plant stand, adorned with exquisite calligraphy décor, is a testament to the timeless elegance of traditional Japanese ceramics.

This vase reflects the refined aesthetics and sophisticated techniques associated with the Kakiemon family, renowned for their contributions to Japanese ceramics. A perfect piece for...

Their techniques and aesthetics spread across Japan and left strong imprints on Japanese ceramics.

Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese ceramics, this Tamba Tachikui ware sake jar will serve as a stunning decorative object.

Collection of seven Japanese and American ceramic vases, 20th century. The Japanese vases are seen along the back row in the first photo and all exhibit sculptural forms and have a w...

A stunning and highly collectible work of art, this Satsuma vase is a testament to the exceptional quality and narrative beauty of Meiji-era porcelain, making it a cherished addition...

Reference: For another piece by Makuzu Kozan with a very similar Iris decoration, see illustrate 38 on page 62 of the book Bridging East and West: Japanese Ceramics from Kozan Studio...

Characteristics Period: 19th century Origin: Japan Style: Imari Material: Porcelain Colors: Blue, red, green, white with gold highlights Decoration: Figures, flowers, birds, traditio...

An unusually decorative example of Meiji Period Satsuma ware combining complex figural painting with layered ornamental borders typical of high quality Japanese ceramics produced for...

Wilmot’s work is celebrated for blending traditional Mexican folk aesthetics with techniques influenced by Japanese ceramics, resulting in unique and collectible studio pottery pieces.

Equally suited to a collection of Japanese ceramics or as a standalone decorative piece, it embodies the enduring symbolism of prosperity, longevity, and good fortune that has made H...

Ryoko two-toned speckled pottery cup vase Japanese Ceramics Art. 3 diameter x 3.5 tall. Has a nice signature at the bottom and stamp from the maker.

Large blue ceramic planter, on a base, with a Japanese-style decoration. The Bretby sunburst logo is found under the foot and under the pot. With number364A Bretby is an Engli...

A refined and substantial Japanese porcelain vessel of cylindrical tubular form, decorated with a bold tiger design applied through copper plate transfer printing — a technique that ...

He received multiple prestigious national art awards, and in 1980s he became the art director for Kato Kogei, a major supplier of Japanese ceramics to the international markets. The...

"Makoto Yabe's work beautifully exemplifies the transmission of Japanese ceramics to the West. Born in Fukushima, Japan, Yabe began studying ceramics in Kyoto at the age of nine.

For reference on the technique described above, see Figure 2 of "Bridging East and West, Japanese Ceramics from the Kozan Studio" Walters Art Gallery.

This is Kutani 1950th Century. This plate was made with porcelain, style of kutaniyaki. It is a traditional craft of ceramics with overglaze painting and was born in the early Edo pe...

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After the war, Kato founded and became the first chairman of the Japan Ceramics Society in 1947, formed the Tori Society together with Ishiguro Munemaro, Kaneshige Toyo, Arakawa Toyo...

The piece was published in the book: Bridging East and West: Japanese Ceramics from Kozan Studio: Selection from the Perry Foundation.

A nearly identical dish with a variation of the painting is illustrated (no 40) on page 64 in the book "Bridging East and West: Japanese Ceramics from the Kozan Studio" by Emerson-De...

He received multiple prestigious national art awards, and in 1980s Fujimori became the art director for Kato Kogei, a major supplier of Japanese ceramics to the international markets...

This is a sake bottle which is called 'tokkuri' in Japanese. This tokkuri is made with porcelain and it is hand painted. It was made in Showa era around 1970s. The design is the land...

Decorative yet sophisticated, they make a striking display, whether mounted on a wall, presented on stands, or incorporated into a collection of Japanese ceramics. The chargers rema...

He received multiple prestigious national art awards, and in 1980s Fujimori became the art director for Kato Kogei, a major supplier of Japanese ceramics to the international markets...

A vintage postmodern dessert set in the Graphix pattern by Japanese ceramics company Saltera Himark from 1985.

A 17th Century Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Dish in the Kraak Style, Arita Kilns 1670 – 1700. The central design shows three pheasant, one perched on a rock amongst flowering p...

Japanese Art Deco Style Trinket Box or Hand-Carved Rosewood Jewelry Box A unique hand-crafted, Japanese wooden box designed in the Art Deco style and of the period. This rare antiqu...

For reference on the technique described above, see Figure 2 of "Bridging East and West, Japanese Ceramics from the Kozan Studio" Walters Art Gallery.

Reference: compare to a similar sweet cake dish illustrated on figure 14 of the book Bridging East and West: Japanese Ceramics from Kozan Studio: Selection from the Perry Foundation.

He received multiple prestigious national art awards, and in 1980s Fujimori became the art director for Kato Kogei, a major supplier of Japanese ceramics to the international markets...

For similar blue and white vases by Makuzu Kozan, see Figure 2 of "Bridging East and West, Japanese Ceramics from the Kozan Studio" Walters Art Gallery.

Catalogue of exhibition of Chinese Ceramics, Bronzes and Works of Art, Japanese Ceramics, Lacquerware and Works of Art, Contemporary Pottery by Bernard Leach.

The Tokuda family is perhaps one of the most famous families of Japanese ceramics: Yasokichi I is credited with revitalizing the lost art of ko-Kutani and Yasokichi I, II, & III were...

“Fujita Kutani" likely refers to Kutani ware, a renowned style of Japanese ceramics characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate hand-painted designs, and often elaborate gold acce...

A graceful and collectible ensemble for lovers of antique Japanese ceramics. ⸻ Shipping & Customs International buyers – please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not inc...

Would be a great addition to any antique Japanese or Asian pottery ceramics collection or eye-catching stand-alone accent work in about any setting.

The Artist: Yasuhisa Nagira is a leading figure in contemporary Japanese ceramics, highly celebrated for his mastery of complex iron and rust glazes.

Earth 3 cups This set of three cups in matte, black ceramic deftly handcrafted on the lathe makes for an exclusive addition to modern tableware collections, accenting them with a ...

Dimensions: Width: 19.5 x 17 cm (7.7 x 6.7 in) Height: 15.5 cm (6 in) Weight: 1.8 kg (4 lb); with tomobako: 2.4 kg (5.5 lb) An elegant and authentic work of contemporary Hagi ware —...

Produced in Japan's Saga Prefecture, Arita porcelain occupies a central place in the history of Japanese ceramics.

The Artist: Born in Arita, Saga Prefecture, the historic heartland of Japanese ceramics, Manji Inoue is an undisputed master of his craft.