Rare Mid-20th Century Keizan Ware Plate 19cm, Mino Ware Shozan Kutani Decorated
Keizan Ware plate from the mid-20th century beautifully combines the craftsmanship of Mino Ware with traditional Kutani artistry. Measuring 19cm in diameter, the plate features intricate designs on both sides, showcasing delicate patterns and vibrant colors.
Origin: Keizan Ware, Mino Ware, Shozan style
Era: Mid-20th century
Diameter: 19cm
Details: Rare design, hand-decorated with rabbits and leaf motifs
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
A unique addition for collectors of Kutani, Japanese ceramics, or those seeking an elegant decorative plate. This rare find reflects the artistry and heritage of Japanese porcelain craftsmanship.
The backstamp appears to be Japanese kanji characters enclosed in a rectangle, often seen in marks used for Kutani ware or Mino ware pieces. The characters are consistent with the style used by artisans to mark their work.
This specific stamp reads:
"Keizan" ()
- Keizan is a known kiln or workshop producing Mino Ware or related Japanese ceramics, often in the Kutani style, during the mid-20th century.
Backstamp:
- The rectangular mark with kanji characters is common on Japanese porcelain.
- The style aligns with Keizan ware, a category of Mino ware.
- These pieces are known for vibrant colors, fine brushwork, and designs like rabbits or leaves, consistent with Kutani influences.
