Peony and Bird Underglaze Gold Leaf Ornamental Plate

The dish is adorned with the graceful peony and bird. The motifs are created by intricate gold leaf work, meticulously placed to depict each leaf, stem, and petal.

The violet underglaze shade is a prestigious color used in the robes of Japanese nobility. The warm white base of the porcelain serves as a gentle tone for the elegant underglaze shade. 

The motif lies under transparent glaze, offering a refined shimmer, echoing the subtle beauty of the noble yugen. Its spiraled rim and fine gold work blend to create a fantastical and reflective aura. A piece that exudes dignity and magnificence. 

Indulge into the luxury of admiring this piece, as you cherish this emblem to adore and be encapsulated by the soft shine of the beautiful flowers and petals. The shade of gold glimmers as you let it reflect light from different angles, giving you a surreal experience of fantasy and wonder.

The piece itself is its own cosmos of the otherworld of beauty, order, and consolation. Bringing you the admiration and grace in adoring the piece. When golden flowers bloom over the violet backdrop - a little escape and consolation. The endearing flowers give you a glimpse of a world of beauty and fantasy.

Contrasting golden flowers against the violet background offer a visual haven, a peaceful interlude in the midst of everyday life. This compelling color play provides a soothing escape, encapsulating the essence of fantasy and elegance in traditional Japanese porcelain art. Adding to the whimsical nature of the design is a small bird, intricately smaller than the flowers, positioned at the top. This bird is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, with its feathers created by layering gold leaf and then finely etching details with a needle or blade, especially around the chest area, depicting the finesse of movement. 

Yoshita Minori

L'œuvre de Yoshita Minori s'inscrit dans la continuité d'un riche héritage historique, puisant son inspiration dans des siècles de mécénat et de renaissance culturelle. Sa technique de fabrication de porcelaine représente l'aboutissement de générations de savoir-faire. Plus qu'un ornement, c'est un emblème des idéaux esthétiques chers à la noblesse japonaise, une célébration de Yugen — incarnant l'élégance intemporelle et la beauté profonde de l'artisanat japonais.

Quentin Ware

La céramique de Kutani est une poterie produite dans la région de Kaga, dans la préfecture d'Ishikawa, dont l'histoire remonte à plus de 350 ans. Elle se caractérise par l'éclat intense des cinq couleurs : bleu marine, rouge, violet, vert et jaune. qui s'appliquent aux lignes audacieuses et audacieuses. Sa longue histoire s'est développée grâce aux efforts inlassables et à l'enthousiasme de personnes qui ont recherché l'innovation tout en préservant la tradition.