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Condition:
Vintage, Stored for long but without being used.
No damage, kept within its original wood box.
Size around
Diameter 15cm
Height 6cm
Weight
All with box 2.4 kg
Background and descripiton:
I bought them 2017 in an antique and flea market in Kyoto Japan which is called "Ennichi (Tenjin-san) Market". Here is the link to that market: https://sharing-kyoto.com/event_Ennichi/story
It is held every month at the 25th in an ancient shrine - Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. (https://kitanotenmangu.or.jp/) If you ever go to Kyoto Jpan, don't miss it!
Seimi Giemon and Ha Yabusa Kidani
Seimi Giemon is a renowned Japanese porcelain artist family celebrated for their exquisite creations, which predominantly revolve around the stunning and opulent Imari style. His meticulous craftsmanship is evident in every piece, with each one meticulously hand-painted and adorned with lavish gold decorations. Specializing in Arita ware and ancient Imari style, Seimi Giemon's pieces exude a timeless elegance that captivates collectors and enthusiasts alike. His work has garnered widespread acclaim in Japan and beyond, often commanding considerable attention and admiration in prestigious auctions. particular artist's name is Ha Yabusa Kidani, which carries the meaning of Eagle Wood Valley.
About the items:
The deep plates/bowls feature intricate hand-painting, each bearing Seimi Giemon's distinctive signature.
Green Porcelain
Unlike the typical white porcelain, the base colour of these pieces exudes a charming retro/vintage green-blue hue, which is more vintage.
Legend hacks back to the days of Jianzhen (known as Ganjin in Japanese), a Chinese monk who journeyed to Japan during the Tang Dynasty. It's said that the porcelain he brought with him was of with green hue. During his time in Japan (743 to 754), this green porcelain gained widespread, symbolising high-class artistry.
Pine, Bamboo and Plu
The admiration for Pine, Bamboo, and Plum (known as the "Three Friends of Winter" or "Shochikubai" in Japanese, and "Song Zhu Mei" in Chinese) has deep cultural roots in both Chinese and Japanese traditions. These three plants are revered for their resilience and ability to thrive even in harsh winter conditions, symbolizing virtues such as endurance, strength, and perseverance.
Pine trees, with their evergreen foliage, represent longevity, steadfastness, and immortality in both cultures. Bamboo, known for its flexibility and strength, embodies resilience, adaptability, and integrity. Plum blossoms, often the first to bloom in late winter, symbolize hope, perseverance, and the promise of renewal in the face of adversity.
Other information
I am selling a lot of other design and antique things at the same time, don't hesitate to check other things, you might find other things interesting thus you can save some freight costs. And don't hesitate to follow me on Tradera.
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English:
Condition:
Vintage, Stored for long but without being used.
No damage, kept within its original wood box.
Size around
Diameter 15cm
Height 6cm
Weight
All with box 2.4 kg
Background and descripiton:
I bought them 2017 in an antique and flea market in Kyoto Japan which is called "Ennichi (Tenjin-san) Market". Here is the link to that market: https://sharing-kyoto.com/event_Ennichi/story
It is held every month at the 25th in an ancient shrine - Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. (https://kitanotenmangu.or.jp/) If you ever go to Kyoto Jpan, don't miss it!
Seimi Giemon and Ha Yabusa Kidani
Seimi Giemon is a renowned Japanese porcelain artist family celebrated for their exquisite creations, which predominantly revolve around the stunning and opulent Imari style. His meticulous craftsmanship is evident in every piece, with each one meticulously hand-painted and adorned with lavish gold decorations. Specializing in Arita ware and ancient Imari style, Seimi Giemon's pieces exude a timeless elegance that captivates collectors and enthusiasts alike. His work has garnered widespread acclaim in Japan and beyond, often commanding considerable attention and admiration in prestigious auctions. particular artist's name is Ha Yabusa Kidani, which carries the meaning of Eagle Wood Valley.
About the items:
The deep plates/bowls feature intricate hand-painting, each bearing Seimi Giemon's distinctive signature.
Green Porcelain
Unlike the typical white porcelain, the base colour of these pieces exudes a charming retro/vintage green-blue hue, which is more vintage.
Legend hacks back to the days of Jianzhen (known as Ganjin in Japanese), a Chinese monk who journeyed to Japan during the Tang Dynasty. It's said that the porcelain he brought with him was of with green hue. During his time in Japan (743 to 754), this green porcelain gained widespread, symbolising high-class artistry.
Pine, Bamboo and Plu
The admiration for Pine, Bamboo, and Plum (known as the "Three Friends of Winter" or "Shochikubai" in Japanese, and "Song Zhu Mei" in Chinese) has deep cultural roots in both Chinese and Japanese traditions. These three plants are revered for their resilience and ability to thrive even in harsh winter conditions, symbolizing virtues such as endurance, strength, and perseverance.
Pine trees, with their evergreen foliage, represent longevity, steadfastness, and immortality in both cultures. Bamboo, known for its flexibility and strength, embodies resilience, adaptability, and integrity. Plum blossoms, often the first to bloom in late winter, symbolize hope, perseverance, and the promise of renewal in the face of adversity.
Other information
I am selling a lot of other design and antique things at the same time, don't hesitate to check other things, you might find other things interesting thus you can save some freight costs. And don't hesitate to follow me on Tradera.
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6 vackra lyxiga japanska imari djupa tallrikar skålar Arita porslin Seimi Giemon
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