This Kutani-ware plate features a vibrant composition of auspicious motifs—including delicate peonies, classical seigaiha wave patterns, and sho-chiku-bai (pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms symbolizing longevity and good fortune). Restored with bold, dynamic golden kintsugi lines that weave across its hand-painted panels, the vessel achieves a brilliant visual contrast. Celebrated for its vivid overglaze enamels (gosai) and intricate brushwork, Kutani porcelain carries a prestigious 370-year history dating back to the early Edo period in Kaga Province (present-day Ishikawa Prefecture). By uniting centuries of ceramic heritage with radiant golden joinery, this one-of-a-kind piece elevates traditional art into a striking modern centerpiece.
Method: Kintsugi
Size: Diameter 5.9 inches 150mm / Height 1.6 inches 40mm
Manufacturing Period of Original Item: Showa Period
