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Beauty of Rosanjin Kitaooji

[Marsha Horiuchi of Edo] 16:00 on April 19, 2016

Rosanjin Kitaooji (ROSANJIN), a well-known ceramic art at Mitsui Memorial Museum
Japanese dishes are displayed along with paintings and lacquerware.

 

Many Japanese tableware made in the Hoshioka kiln, which opened in Kita-Kamakura, are in bold form.
In the design, the surface area of the pottery was used as much as possible, and nature was adopted abundantly.
It's becoming a thing. Crab, wild grass, crisps, colorful flowers and branches, red fat turnips,
In particular, there is something that attracts the mind, such as the "Maita" board.

 

I feel that "kimono is a food kimono" is a word that only the Lushan people could say.

 

It is held until June 26, so please come and visit us if you like.
http://www.mitsui-museum.jp/exhibition/index.html

 

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"Bizen Oba-Dara" (1958) Private collection

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'Unnishikibachi'    Around 1941, Adachi Museum of Art

 

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"Oribe crab picture flat bowl" (1959) private collection

 

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"Crab and Ebizu" around 1935 Adachi Museum of Art

 

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"E Setohirabachi" Around 1950, Adachi Museum of Art

 

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The National Museum of Art, Kyoto, 1949

 

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Around 1935, the Adachi Museum of Art

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