Antique Japanese Edo Meiji Period Kyoto Satsuma By Kinkozan Vase Pottery B

Antique Japanese Edo Meiji Period. Kyoto Satsuma By Kinkozan Vase Pottery B.

Kinkozan Sobei was at a Kyoto Awataguchi ware potter who continued his family business for generations. The seventh generation Sobei Kinkozan left behind many works during the Meiji and Taisho periods. They produced innovative works such as Kyo-yaki-style painting on Satsuma ware under the name ``Kinkozan,'' and exported them overseas. He also established a ceramics testing institute and a ceramics training school, fostering young talent and contributing to the promotion of Kyoto's ceramic industry. This work is a large sake bottle "Tokkuri" from Kinkozan in Kyoto from the end of the Edo period and around the Meiji period.

Size: Height:about 9.45(24.0cm). As you can see in the picture, there is a chip on the edge of the mouth. Please understand in advance that we may sell antiques and stored items on behalf. We will clearly indicate if the item has been authenticated or if it is guaranteed to be genuine.

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