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Bonsai pot JTA8763 TEIZAN
Antique hexagonal bonsai pot with an open lip, richly decorated in the Sometsuke style and marked by Teizan in Seto. Sometsuke is a traditional Japanese technique for decorating ceramics and porcelain that uses cobalt blue pigment (gosu) to hand-paint designs on a white base, creating the classic "blue and white" style that evokes elegance and simplicity, popular in everyday tableware and artistic pieces.
€130.00
VAT included
Second generation of the Teizan house, founded in Seto by Teizan Shinano (品野貞山), a kiln renowned for its molded pots with dragon decorations and for its pieces with sometsuke-style prints.
Features
- Origin
- Japan
- Length (cm)
- 14
- Width (cm)
- 10
- Height (cm)
- 4
- Shape
- Hexagonal
- Glaze
- Yes
- Colour
- Blue
White - Author
- Teizan
- Decoration
- Drawing - engraving
Features
- Origin
- Japan
- Length (cm)
- 14
- Width (cm)
- 10
- Height (cm)
- 4
- Shape
- Hexagonal
- Glaze
- Yes
- Colour
- Blue
White - Author
- Teizan
- Decoration
- Drawing - engraving
Ideal to complete your order:
Antique hexagonal bonsai pot with an open lip, richly decorated in the Sometsuke style and marked by Teizan in Seto. Sometsuke is a traditional Japanese technique for decorating ceramics and porcelain that uses cobalt blue pigment (gosu) to hand-paint designs on a white base, creating the classic "blue and white" style that evokes elegance and simplicity, popular in everyday tableware and artistic pieces.