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Striking antique kutani yaki (九谷焼) plate featuring a central image of pheasants beneath blooming chrysanthemums, symbols of nobility and longevity in Japanese art. The design is set against a geometric scale-patterned background, bordered by vivid alternating green, red, and gold geometric motifs, and presented on a scalloped rim form.
This Kutani plate is finely hand-painted with polychrome overglaze enamels, a hallmark of Kutani ceramic tradition dating back to the 17th century. It includes its original signed tomobako (kiri wood storage box signed by the artist along with documents. Excellent original condition.
Artist: Tamekichi Mitsui lll war born in 1936 in the Ehlme prefecture, Japan. 1961 Received the artist name "Tamekichi Mitsui lll 1962 Made a special plate as a gift for U.S. Ambassador Edwin Reischaur 1976 Japanese Royal family bought a piece titles "Sochun" 1979, 1982, 1987 Prime Minsister Ohira, Suzak and Nakasone ordered his workds 1997 - 2004 Art professor at Gallodet University, Washington D.C. 2002 Works were in a ceramic exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum
Dimensions: 12" Diameter
This Kutani plate is finely hand-painted with polychrome overglaze enamels, a hallmark of Kutani ceramic tradition dating back to the 17th century. It includes its original signed tomobako (kiri wood storage box signed by the artist along with documents. Excellent original condition.
Artist: Tamekichi Mitsui lll war born in 1936 in the Ehlme prefecture, Japan. 1961 Received the artist name "Tamekichi Mitsui lll 1962 Made a special plate as a gift for U.S. Ambassador Edwin Reischaur 1976 Japanese Royal family bought a piece titles "Sochun" 1979, 1982, 1987 Prime Minsister Ohira, Suzak and Nakasone ordered his workds 1997 - 2004 Art professor at Gallodet University, Washington D.C. 2002 Works were in a ceramic exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum
Dimensions: 12" Diameter
$1,700.00
item #1504447
