LARGE- Hand-painted Long Porcelain Plate with Humpback or Sperm Whale | Goenne
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New choice of Humpback whale OR Sperm whale! Japan's dining ware tends to be on the small side as food portion is smaller here, however, we now offer a LARGE size on this lovely Whale plate to fit your lifestyle.   This is indeed the WHALE-size porcelain ware (at least in Japan's standard). 

We have added SPERM Whale for this large size plate now.  New choice!

 

If you are a fan of Delft Blue and Wedgewood fine china, then you will fall in love with Japan's Koun Kiln. Own a piece of Japan Heritage. Hand-painted Humpback Whale on oval plate.  The underside is also painted with old fishing baskets.

 

The work is artisanal, traditional YET clean and minimal that fits your modern home style. Great tableware with a story when you have guests over.   

 

Artisans in Mikawachi take pride in maintaining underglaze techniques:  Mastery in fine outlines, and gradation/depth of cobalt blue underglaze painting skills.   Check out the paint work of the whale body.  

 

Introducing KOUN KILN of Mikawachi

 

Artisan Takamitsu Imamura runs Koun Kiln and insists in handling every step of the process by himself, with the help of his wife.   When many porcelain producers evolve into using decal for cheaper and faster production, Mikawachi artisans strictly maintain the practice of hand-painting all of the work.  The delicate brush work and impeccable coloring skills is nothing compare to the souless motif decals.  Mr. Imamura's portraiture whales are always gentle, cheerful and playful.

 

Own a piece of Mikawachi history, a piece of artisan's dedication. (Mikawachi ware is recognized as Japan Heritage).

 

* Specification may varies slightly due to the nature of hand-made product.  Each item is unique.

LARGE- Hand-painted Long Porcelain Plate with Humpback or Sperm Whale

$150.00Price
  • 325mm x 140mm x 33mm

    12.8” x 5.5” x 1.3”

    * Specification may varies slightly due to the nature of hand-made product.  Each item is unique.

  • Porcelain with underglaze painting

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