#Japanese wares

[aumonique]

[arthistoryanimalia]

#InternationalPolarBearDay:

Vase In The Form Of Two #PolarBears Inside An Icy Cave 'Makuzu' ware, Miyagawa Kozan workshop,Yokohama, Japan, c.1900-10 porcelain with decoration in underglaze turquoise & brown, H 22.2 cm x D 15.9 cm Victoria and Albert Museum C.244-1910: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O39341/vase-miyagawa-kozan/ "From the late 19th century, the Makuzu workshop produced porcelain for the Western market. The source of inspiration for this remarkable object was models of polar bears made by the Royal Copenhagen Manufactory. The icy effect was created using experimental glaze techniques."

PS: there is a similar, slightly larger piece in the Khalili Collections:

[designobjectory]

Stunning handpainted [antique] blue and white Japanese porcelain plate. It is estimated to be from the Late Taisho-Early Showa period, circa 1920s. Adorned with a graceful pattern of stylized Kikumon (chrysanthemum) and waves. The mark on the underside indicates the name of shop (not listed in any references that I checked). It was likely produced in Seto.

[afro-bot]

EVE Burst Error (1995) by C's Ware.

[ippinka]

Combining traditional functionality with modern features, this Seto Modern Donabe offers a minimal and timeless look to any kitchen.

[kinsentokyo]

Koishiwara Pottery

+SHOP+

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

JŌMON POTTERY VESSELS ARE THE OLDEST IN THE WORLD..."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a Neolithic Jomon vessel from Japan, c. Middle Jōmon Period (c. 3,500? - 2,500 BCE), designated National Important Cultural Properties in 1988.

MINI-OVERVIEW: "Jōmon pottery vessels are the oldest in the world. They are characterized by their decoration from impressions, which resemble rope. The word Jōmon means "cord markings" or "patterns."

Because the Jōmon period covered a great deal of time, the vessels themselves changed throughout the period.

THE ART OF EDUCATION (University)

Address: Fuefuki City Yamanashi

Category: Cultural Heritage/Japan Heritage

Source: https://jomon.co/en/point/detail/14, The Art of Education, Met Museum, Explore the Collections, Brooklyn Museum, various, etc...

[elf-simp]

Made myself a new wallpaper

[catherine-white]

Mino Ware, Shino Type Chawan (Tea Bowl) with Shinkyo (Bridge of the Gods), Momoyama period, Late 16th Century 

Metropolitan museum of art

[arthistoryanimalia]

#FrogFriday:

Teapot with Raised Frog Design Japan, c.1900 Bank Ware (stoneware & overglaze enamels), 11.5 x 16 cm Art Gallery of Greater Victoria 2004.013.032 a,b

[lovecatastrophico]

dining of the day no.20230804l

[hojicha-co]

Large Tokoname Kyusu Teapot

The Large Tokoname Kyusu Teapot is handcrafted for the everyday enjoyment of tea using traditional techniques which have been perfected for more than a thousand years in Tokoname City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

https://hojicha.co/products/large-tokoname-kyusu-teapot

[distor777]

Fukushū Suru wa Ware ni Ari 1979

[ippinka]

Add a touch of sophistication to your dining table through these gorgeous Kyo-ware Everyday Ceramic Cups from Japan!

[kinsentokyo]

Japanese Dinner Plate

+SHOP+

[piratadelamor]

i was so right when i said i cant live like this anymore i need to go to more concerts and idc i'll just find the money to do it. best thing ever