Sometsuke Nishiki Peony [Wine Cup, Small]

Arita ware is the first porcelain created in Japan. Its characteristics are the white porcelain base and the variety of decorations, including emotional dyeing and beautiful colored paintings. In the 17th century, pottery produced in Arita was exported to Europe from Imari Port by the Dutch East India Company. Arita ware, which was called "Imari" and fascinated royalty and aristocrats, eventually became an object of admiration and had a great influence on Western porcelain culture. The pattern from that time was called the Ko-Imari style, and it is still highly supported by enthusiasts all over the world. The ``Old Imari Wine Collection'' wine cup, which has a kinrande style with brightly colored illustrations and gold accents, won the grand prize in the ``Attractive Japanese Souvenir Contest 2010'' sponsored by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and Japan Tourism Agency, and won the Luxury Japan category. Received the gold medal. For large orders for gifts or campaigns, please contact BloomSource.

Fabricant

Shobido Honten

Marque

Kisen

Fabriqué en

Japan

Nom japonais

染錦牡丹文【ワインカップ・小】

Category

Sake Ware

Code BloomSource

BS-00001283

Les informations produit sont fournies en anglais par le fabricant.