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Clevelandart 1964.245, Kutani ware in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Porcelain plates in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Images from Cleveland Museum of Art, Porcelain with underglaze black and overglaze enamel (Hizen ware, Ko-Kutani style), Large Dish with Persimmon Branch
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Clevelandart 1964.245, This large plate is considered to have been produced in Kyushu, and is in a palette of Ko-Kutani style works called aode (literally, bluish-green hand) for the deep blue, green, purple, and yellow overglaze enamels that completely cover their surfaces. Ko-Kutani means “old Kutani,” and can refer to two kinds of porcelains. One kind is said to have been produced in the village of Kutani in present-day Ishikawa prefecture in the mid-1600s through the early 1700s. The other kind, decorated with similar glazes and designs, was produced in the former Arita domain of present-day Saga prefecture in Kyushu.
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クリーヴランドアート 1964.245、クリーブランド美術館蔵 磁器板、磁器、磁石、磁石、磁石、薬エナメル(肥前焼、小久谷焼、柿大干し
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クリーヴランドアート1964.245、九州産とみられ、青・緑・紫・黄などの表面を覆い尽くす薬エナメルの胡久谷様式のパレット。古久谷は「古久谷」の意で、磁器の種類は2種類ある。1600年代半ばから1700年代前半にかけて、現在の石川県の久谷村で生産されたものといわれている。他には、現在の佐賀県の旧有田藩で生産されていた薬や図案で装飾されたものもあった。
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japanese persimmon