Große japanische handbemalte blau-weiße Landschafts-Dekorationsplatte von Fukuda Sho (Rakudo Kiln) – - Porzellan - Japan - 20. Jahrhundert
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Große japanische handbemalte Blaue-weiße Landschafts-Displayplatte von Fukuda Sho (Rakudo Kiln), Porzellan, 35 cm Durchmesser, 5 cm Höhe, signiert, aus dem 20. Jahrhundert, Japan, in ausgezeichnetem Zustand, mit dem original signierten Holzkasten (Tomobako) und dem Biografieblatt des Künstlers.
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Created by Kyoto ceramic artist Fukuda Sho, this impressive octagonal display plate reflects the meeting of traditional Japanese pottery and classical ink-painting aesthetics.
Rather than treating the surface merely as a vessel, the artist transforms the entire interior into a sweeping landscape. Mountain peaks emerge from drifting mist, ancient pavilions rest among pine trees, and a small bridge leads the eye toward distant islands across an open expanse of water. The composition unfolds like a hand-painted scroll, inviting the viewer to travel through the scenery.
What makes this work particularly distinctive is the artist’s background. Fukuda Sho studied Kyoto ceramics under established masters before further training in traditional Japanese ink painting. This dual discipline is clearly visible in the confident brushwork and layered depth of the landscape, where ceramic decoration becomes a pictorial narrative rather than simple ornamentation.
The exterior walls are decorated with finely executed geometric patterns, creating a refined contrast to the expansive mountain scene within. The octagonal form further enhances the architectural quality of the piece, giving it a strong presence whether displayed in a tea room, alcove, or private collection.
The work is accompanied by its original signed wooden storage box (tomobako) and the artist’s biography sheet.
A fine example of contemporary Kyoto studio ceramics, combining painterly expression with traditional craftsmanship.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition.
Please examine the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
Dimensions
Diameter: approx. 35 cm
Height: approx. 5 cm
Shipping Note
This work comes with its original wooden storage box and is relatively large and heavy. To ensure safe international transportation, additional protective packaging is required. As a result, the final parcel size and weight are larger than usual, which may lead to higher shipping costs than standard ceramic items.
Thank you for your understanding.
The item will be carefully packed using protective materials and shipped securely with tracking.
Please feel free to contact me anytime if you have any questions.
Created by Kyoto ceramic artist Fukuda Sho, this impressive octagonal display plate reflects the meeting of traditional Japanese pottery and classical ink-painting aesthetics.
Rather than treating the surface merely as a vessel, the artist transforms the entire interior into a sweeping landscape. Mountain peaks emerge from drifting mist, ancient pavilions rest among pine trees, and a small bridge leads the eye toward distant islands across an open expanse of water. The composition unfolds like a hand-painted scroll, inviting the viewer to travel through the scenery.
What makes this work particularly distinctive is the artist’s background. Fukuda Sho studied Kyoto ceramics under established masters before further training in traditional Japanese ink painting. This dual discipline is clearly visible in the confident brushwork and layered depth of the landscape, where ceramic decoration becomes a pictorial narrative rather than simple ornamentation.
The exterior walls are decorated with finely executed geometric patterns, creating a refined contrast to the expansive mountain scene within. The octagonal form further enhances the architectural quality of the piece, giving it a strong presence whether displayed in a tea room, alcove, or private collection.
The work is accompanied by its original signed wooden storage box (tomobako) and the artist’s biography sheet.
A fine example of contemporary Kyoto studio ceramics, combining painterly expression with traditional craftsmanship.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition.
Please examine the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
Dimensions
Diameter: approx. 35 cm
Height: approx. 5 cm
Shipping Note
This work comes with its original wooden storage box and is relatively large and heavy. To ensure safe international transportation, additional protective packaging is required. As a result, the final parcel size and weight are larger than usual, which may lead to higher shipping costs than standard ceramic items.
Thank you for your understanding.
The item will be carefully packed using protective materials and shipped securely with tracking.
Please feel free to contact me anytime if you have any questions.
Details
Dynastischer Stil/Epoche
20. Jahrhundert
Herkunftsland
Japan
Attribution
Signiert
Material
Porzellan
Height
5 cm
Width
35 cm
Titel des Kunstwerks
Large Japanese Hand-Painted Blue & White Landscape Display Plate by Fukuda Sho (Rakudo Kiln) –
Depth
35 cm
Condition
exzellenter Zustand
Herkunft
Privatsammlung
Authentizität
Original/offiziell
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