Kutani Shoza Bowl Meiji Period Chawan:Japanese Akae Kinrande Pottery Signed Matcha Tea Bowl

A masterful example of Ishikawa craftsmanship, this collectible porcelain vessel is a perfect centerpiece for any Japanophile's collection or as an opulent home decor gift. This authentic chawan, created in the renowned style of Kutani Shoza, dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. The exterior is lavishly decorated with dense akae (red) patterns and brilliant kinrande (gold brocade), framing detailed hand painted panels of landscapes and florals. The use of honkin (real gold) is evident in the rich gilding. The bowl's interior features a unique indented lip, and the base bears the clear Shoza mark, making it a highly desirable piece for any serious enthusiast of Japanese ceramics.
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Approximate Size: Dia 5" (12.7cm) ✕ H 4.5" (11.4cm)
Condition: Excellent. No chips or cracks. Please check video/photos for details.
Approximate Weight:0.66 lb

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