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Japanese Antique Ceramic Kenzan Style Bowls For Sweets browse these categories for related items... All Items: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1837 VR: item # 1103448 Please refer to our stock # J170 when inquiring.
GALLERY TSUMUGI Denenchofu, Otaku Tokyo, Japan 145-0071 81-3-3722-8084 Guest Book Sold. Thank you. |
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| This is a pair of Kenzan style bowl with handle for sweets. They have hand-painted pictures of bamboos covered with snow. Ogata Kenzan ( 1663~1743 ) was a potter as well as a Rinpa school painter. He was a younger brother of Ogata Korin who was a prominent painter and a founder of Rinpa school painting. They collaborated in some of potteries. Kenzan style potteries have been made in large number till these days, however this pair is rather old, made in Bunsei in Edo period ( early 19th century ). It has an original box with the date it was acquired ( Bunsei ) in the back of the lid. Diameter:14cm Height:15cm | ||||||||||||
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