Ko-Kutani Rabbit Rectangle Plate

Name: Ko-Kutani Rabbit Rectangle Plate
Brand: Bitoen
SKU: BTE000001
Price: 158.00 USD
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Description

This rectangular plate depicts two rabbits and a stream of water in ko-Kutani (old Kutani) style, one of the remarkable painting styles of Kutani ware.

All painted by hand, the bright colors on the white background create a beautiful contrast. The foot is also painted in green, showing the attention to detail.

The surface is wavy and has an elegant and calm design like the flow of water painted on the plate.

This plate is perfect for serving sushi, sashimi, grilled fish, or an assortment of appetizers.

DETAIL

Quantity	1
Size	L 12 cm (4.7 in) x W 34 cm (13.4 in) x H 3 cm (1.2 in)
Material	Porcelain
Microwave	Yes
Dishwasher	Yes

Maker / Brand / Series

To produce Kutani ware that is suitable for modern life and loved by people in Japan and abroad. This is the theme of Bitouen, which has a history of 100 years. It is their belief that Kutani patterns, with their depth and grandeur reminiscent of the Sea of Japan in winter, have both modernity and international appeal.

They offer warm and easy-to-use tableware for everyday use, modeled on the masterpieces that have colored Kutani's history, including ko-Kutani, Yoshidaya, ko-sometsuke (blue and white porcelain), and Rosanjin.

Origin

Kutani Ware

Ko-Kutani Rabbit Rectangle Plate

$158.00 USD

Rectangle and Square Plates

Square plates are particularly suitable for serving sashimi or tempura. Rectangle plates are a great choice when plating grilled fish or appetizers, and can also be used as a tray to hold sake cups when enjoying sake.

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Ko-Kutani Style

Ko-Kutani is one of the oldest styles of Kutani ware, originating in the early Edo period (1603 CE–1868 CE). This style is known for its dynamic yet subtle charm, featuring bold designs in five colors—green, yellow, red, purple and dark blue—known as gosai. Ko-Kutani often depicts nature-inspired motifs like flowers, birds and landscapes. Despite its brief production period, ending in the early 1700s, ko-Kutani remains highly esteemed internationally as one of Japan's major overglaze enamel styles.

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