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Large Dish, Brushwood fence design in overglaze enamel

Edo period, 17th century

Tokyo National Museum

Tokyo National Museum
Tokyo, Japan

Nabeshima ware was produced at kilns owned by the Nabeshima domain (present-day Saga prefecture), for court nobles and high-ranking families of the warrior class. This work presents a brushwood fence painted in underglaze blue and overglaze red, green and yellow enamels over a bluish-white porcelain ground. It is a representative work of Nabeshima ware, the most exquisite among Japan’s enameled porcelain, which was made from strictly selected materials and by distinguished techniques.

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  • Title: Large Dish, Brushwood fence design in overglaze enamel
  • Date Created: Edo period, 17th century
  • Physical Dimensions: w305 x h88 mm
  • Object Title: 色絵柴垣図大皿
  • Object Notes(Japanese): 鍋島(なべしま)焼は佐賀県鍋島藩の藩窯で、当時の貴族及び上流武家階級を対象として製作された。この作品はやや青味をおびた白磁肌に、染付と赤・緑・黄の上絵付で柴垣を描く。精選された材料と熟練した技術によるわが国色絵磁器中最も精巧な鍋島焼の代表作である。
  • Object Date: 江戸時代・17世紀
  • Kiln(Japanese): 鍋島
  • Kiln: Nabeshima ware
  • Type: Ceramic
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