Antique Japanese Imari Sometsuke Blue White Porcelain Bowl Kiku Hanazume Late Edo 19th 8"W Byoubu Please reach out regarding having
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noted for its glowing deep red-brown lacquer finish produced through a combination of persimmon tannin (柿渋 kakishibu) and traditional vermilion (cinnabar) pigment (朱漆 shu-urushi) techniques
xīshuài fáng) of fan-sector form
Dimensions: approximately 4
the summer of Nobunaga’s Okehazama campaign
Antique Japanese Imari Sometsuke Blue White Porcelain Bowl Kiku Hanazume Late Edo 19th 8"W Byoubu Please reach out regarding havingJapanese Imari blue and white porcelain bowl, allover kiku hanazume interior with karakusa rim band, landscape exterior, late Edo period Japan, Arita; late Edo period, c. 1840s1860s A striking Imari sometsuke () bowl decorated in the kiku hanazume () manner, the entire interior surface packed with large chrysanthemum heads rendered in fine, densely ruled radiating petal lines on a deep cobalt ground a treatment that reverses the usual figure ground
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