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Morikin Arabesque Aochibu Round Vase

Sale price$2,049.00 USD

Description

This Morikin Arabesque Aochibu Round Vase serves as a canvas where ancient techniques of morikin "raised gold" and aochibu "blue dots" converge in a fantastic display of artistry. The surface of the vase bursts into life with an array of delicate blue dots, meticulously applied with an icchin, a dispenser with a fine tip, showcasing an unparalleled level of dedication and precision. These are beautifully complemented by the raised gold patterns of the morikin technique, richly adorned with intricate arabesque patterns that gracefully wrap around its form.

The dynamic visual rhythm created by the aochibu dots, enhanced by the depth and texture of morikin gold, showcases Nakada Kingyoku the Third’'s commitment to bridging traditional techniques with contemporary creativity. The vase offers a fresh perspective on timeless design, respecting the legacy of Kutani ware while pushing the boundaries of ceramic art with a bold spirit of innovation.

The legacy of Kutani ware is enlivened by traditional arabesque patterns. The lively visual rhythm of the blue dots, enriched by the depth and texture of the raised gold, reflects Nakada Kingyoku's commitment to traditional techniques. His work exemplifies the dynamic fusion of aochibu and morikin, demonstrating his dedication to blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary creativity.

About Artist

Nakada Kingyoku

Nakada Kingyoku's work embodies Rimpa Artistry with its dignified elegance and graceful beauty. He harmonizes the interplay between space and miniature craftsmanship, combining modern sensibilities with meticulous techniques through the artistry of blue dots and raised gold. His work not only pays homage to his inherited heritage but also introduces innovations to elevate the aochibu style.

Nakada Kingyoku

Nakada Kingyoku: The Evolving Legacy of Kutani Ware's Decorative Paintings

Our interview with the artist innovating Kutani aochibu style by mixing it with the elegant morikin design.
Nakada Kingyoku: The Evolving Legacy of Kutani Ware's Decorative Paintings