大聖寺伊万里　菊花　小皿　 | Daishoji Imari Chrysanthemum Small Dish Plate

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大聖寺伊万里（だいしょうじいまり）は、明治期から昭和初期にかけて、旧大聖寺藩（加賀藩の支藩、現在の石川県加賀市）周辺で焼かれた磁器です。九谷焼の一種と考えられています。

肥前国・有田で発展した伊万里焼の様式や技術を取り入れながらも、加賀地方ならではの静かな美意識や絵付けが加わり、独自の風合いを生み出しています。現存数は限られており、地域性と時代背景が色濃く表れた、たいへん希少な器のひとつです。日常のうつわとして使いやすく、骨董としての味わいも深い魅力があります。

伊万里焼の特徴である染錦（上絵付と金彩）を施した華やかは佇まいが特徴です。歴史ある器が、日々の食卓を豊かに彩ってくれます。

Guide

Daishoji Imari is porcelain fired in the area around the former Daishoji Domain (a branch of the Kaga Domain, now Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture) from the Meiji period to the early Showa period. It is considered a type of Kutani Ware.

While incorporating the style and techniques of Imari ware developed in Arita, Hizen Province, the quiet aesthetics and painting unique to the Kaga region were added, creating a unique texture. The number of surviving pieces is limited, making it one of the rarest pieces of pottery that strongly reflects the regional characteristics and historical background of the region. They are easy to use as daily vessels and have a deep charm as antiques.

It features a gorgeous appearance with Imariyaki's characteristic some-nishiki (overglaze enamels and gold). These historic vessels will enrich your daily dining table.

情報

制作年：1910〜1930年頃

制作地：石川県加賀市

サイズ： φ120mm x 高27mm

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Information

Year of creation: circa 1910-1930

Made : Kaga city, Ishikawa prefecture

Size: φ120mm x H27mm

* The products/crafts we handle in our store are handmade, so there may be individual differences between each product and the one shown in the photo. Please note that there may be slight differences in coloring, arrangement of patterns, expressions, etc. from those shown in the photographs.

* Iron powder, pinholes (small holes), and burrs (small protrusions) may be visible.

* There may be variations in the pattern.

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⬜︎九谷焼

⬜︎Kutani Ware

This traditional pottery is representative of Ishikawa Prefecture. Although it is said to have originated about 360 years ago, it is not widely known that there are two theories about its origin: one is that it originated in Kutani Village, Ishikawa Prefecture, and the other is that it originated in Arita Village, Saga Prefecture. According to the Kutani village theory, the kiln was suddenly closed about 50 years after it was started and no production was reported for the next 100 years. Kutani Ware is a truly mysterious pottery, but at the same time, it is full of romanticism and interest.
The rich colors of Kutani Ware, using the five colors of Kutani (green, yellow, red, purple, and navy blue), are characteristic of Kutani Ware in general. On the other hand, there are also pieces with subdued colors and numerous painting techniques. A certain degree of freedom from the confines of the box is the most distinctive feature and appeal of Kutani Ware.