Antique Japanese Kutani Ware Master Cup, Edo Period, Hand-Painted Blue Grain For Sale

This antique Japanese Kutani ware master cup, dating back to the Edo period, has a rich history of over 500 years. Crafted by the renowned artist Ryoshan, a master of the blue grain technique, this piece is highly cherished among ceramic enthusiasts. Kutani ware, originating from 1655 in Kutani Village, Kaga Province (now Ishikawa Prefecture), is known for its distinctive and vibrant designs.
The hallmark of Kutani ware lies in its hand-painted blue grain patterns, meticulously crafted using fine brushwork. This technique incorporates bold colors such as red, yellow, green, purple, and deep blue, resulting in striking and vivid designs. Each master cup is a unique work of art, brimming with artistic vitality and elegance.
This Kutani master cup not only holds immense artistic value but also represents the exquisite craftsmanship and unique aesthetics of Japanese ceramics. It is a prized collectible for art lovers and collectors alike. Whether used for serving beverages or as a decorative piece, this cup adds a touch of sophistication and cultural heritage to any space.
Dimensions: • Mouth Diameter: 6 cm (2.36 inches) • Height: 5.5 cm (2.17 inches)