Japanese Kakiemon teapot │ A red-painted tea set with an inscription in the Showa period

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52096930652_da7dd5e4c6_z.jpg Japanese Kakiemon teapot │ Turquoise red-painted tea set Showa period https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52096930632_2a2b2c0fec_z.jpg "Kakiemon" is one of the most representative styles of Arita ware. The origin of the famous porcelain Kakiemon was spread more than 400 years ago, in the west of Sauida in Arita, Saga Prefecture. Together with his son Kisanemon, it took many trials and decades of effort to produce the first painted porcelain. In 1644, Kisanemon gave him the title of "Kakiemon" by holding persimmons with high-quality porcelain made by himself. At present, the production of Kakiemon porcelain has been passed down for 15 generations. Its technique is characterized by "turbid hand red painting", that is, the stone material and bone ashes of Iwatani River are mixed into the Stone, and the composition of calcium phosphate is added to produce a qualitative change. After the glaze is fired, it appears milky white, which is called turbid hands. Warm tones such as red, yellow, purple, and green glaze are applied to the milky white blanks. The theme is flowers, plants, birds and animals. The asymmetrical milky white space is characterized by free swaying composition. This tea set depicts an old layman sitting in meditation with a child boiling water, which is full of artistic conception. The tea set is covered with open pieces of different sizes inside and outside, especially in the spout of the pot, there are traces of tea soaking, which is very beautiful. Inside the lid is the maker's signature. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52097952971_4c2fba9906_z.jpg ◤Material: Ceramic ◤Size: diameter about 4 cm; height about 5 cm; pot length about 11.5 cm ◤Weight: about 138 g ◤ Capacity: about 120 cc ◤Origin: Japan ◤Price: $ 9,000 / Piece ◤Quantity: This is the only one, a collection of about half a century, worthy of collection by tea lovers. Porcelain maintenance methods are as follows: 1. Wash by hand when cleaning, because the porcelain body glaze is delicate and easily scratched. Remember not to use a rough cloth to clean, so as not to scratch the surface of the porcelain. 2. Wash the porcelain with water, the water temperature should not exceed 70 degrees, and do not soak the porcelain in hot water for too long, so as not to affect the external appearance of the porcelain. 3. After the porcelain is cleaned, let it dry naturally, or wipe it with a soft cloth, and do not put it in drying equipment such as high-temperature disinfection cupboards. 4. If there are stains on the porcelain, it is best to wash it off immediately, and do not let the stains stay on the porcelain for a long time. If the china is stained with tea or coffee, it can be cleaned with lemon juice or vinegar. 5. When cleaning porcelain in winter, control the water temperature to prevent the porcelain from bursting due to freezing or hot water. It is best to use wooden or plastic basins for cleaning porcelain, and avoid using porcelain and Cement basins to avoid damage to the porcelain. ※The antique pieces of more than ten years are all brand new and unused. Because of the time spent on purchasing long-term products, it will leave traces of the years. If you are very interested in the perfect quality of the products, please go to the store to buy them directly, thank you. ※If you need it, please ask if there are any more products, please do not place an order directly, thank you. ※The props and accessories in the picture are not included in this product. ※The picture is slightly different in color, and the color of the physical product is mainly. ※Rare item, only this one. ※The products are all collected old pieces for more than ten years, and there is no old-fashioned effect. If you have any doubts, please do not place an order, thank you! ※We try our best to provide complete item descriptions and photos. Buyers are requested to judge the value of the items at their own discretion. There is no warranty period and no appreciation period for antique pieces. Returns and exchanges are not accepted after the goods are sold. Old items will have traces of time, such as oxidation, paint peeling, scratches, etc. It is normal, please think twice, and accept these imperfections before placing an order!