Japanese Ceramic Teapot Kutani-yaki with Strainer Rabbits under the Moon - Japan Import

• Capacity 360ml
• Kutani-yaki ceramic
• Made in Japan

Japanese porcelain by Kutani: A monument of stone with "ruins of the oven ko-kutani" in a cavity peace. Is the place where the daishouji Clan (a branch of the Kaga Clan) construises an oven in 1655 to make the local porcelain, starting with natural resources. The items of porcelain that are called "ko-kutani". The Kutani porcelain is one of the first Japanese paints, using the brush of pigments to create a surface enamelled rich, green, yellow, red, purple and blue, that gives the Kutani the beauty feature. However, hardly a century later, the oven was given up for unknown reasons. About 100 years later, Kutani porcelain was revived under the shield rule of the Kaga Clan. The kasugayama and Wakasugi ovens were built, and from other ovens such as the yoshidaya benefits Dell 'Impulse from "resurection des Kutani. Different styles have been combined to develop the technical glazed surface transmitted until that day. L'Epoca modern, the mysterious style kinrande (high-quality design with L' gold) has become known in the West as "Kutani Japan". The Kutani porcelain, combines and determines the L 'art of ko-kutani and still develop the beauty of the rection of the Kutani.