Product Description
The world of Kutaniyaki, with a history of about 360 years
Kutaniyaki is characterized by a painting technique in which lines are drawn in an indigo blue called gosu and painted with a thick layer of five colors (red, yellow, green, purple and navy blue) called gosai (five colors).
The bold overglaze painting gives a strong impression.
What is "Ko-Kutani" meaning?
Kutani ware, known in Japanese as "Ko-Kutani" (古九谷), is a type of Japanese pottery produced primarily in the Kutani region of Ishikawa Prefecture during the early Edo period.
Ko-Kutani is characterized by its elaborate and colorful painting. The decoration often includes the use of gold and colors such as red, green, yellow, and purple, with motifs of plants, animals, and landscapes.
