Approximately 100 years after the close of the ko-Kutani kilns, a large group of Kutani ware kilns collaborated to revive its legacy. The style that emerged during this period is called Revived Kutani, with Mokubei being one of its notable styles.

Guided by the Kyoto painter Aoki Mokubei, this style is characterized by the use of calming red pigments as a base. Pieces often depict people, many including children, on a vibrant background, creating harmonious and ornate designs.