Bamboo Pattern - Kozan - Tömjénégető - Kerámia, Arany - Aranyleveles bélyegzés






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Japán füstölőedény (koro) Kozan Kiln-től, kerámia aranylevélrel, magasság 10 cm, szélesség 9 cm, mélység 10 cm, bambusz motívum, kitűnő állapotban eredeti fából készült dobozban (Tomobako) és ismertetővel.
Leírás az eladótól
Description:
Elevate your space with this breathtaking Japanese incense burner (Koro), a magnificent showcase of the prestigious Kozan Kiln's renowned gold leaf mastery. Combining a deeply traditional botanical motif with an ultra-luxurious, radiant finish, this piece is a striking fusion of Zen aesthetics and high-end Japanese craftsmanship.
The Heritage: Kozan Kiln & The Ono Family Legacy
Located in the historic ceramic regions of Saga Prefecture (near Arita/Ureshino), the Kozan Kiln was founded in 1922 by the master potter Ono Jiro. The kiln achieved legendary status through the Ono family's exceptional mastery of gold application—most notably through the late Hakuko Ono, who was designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Saga Prefecture for her revolutionary Yuri-kinsai (underglaze gold leaf) techniques. Works from the Kozan Kiln lineage (carried on by masters like Shoji and Masanobu) are highly sought after by collectors for their unmistakable brilliance and meticulous detailing.
The Art of "Kinpaku-oshi" & Bamboo Symbolism
This exquisite, spherical incense burner rests gracefully on three small feet. The absolute highlight is the Kinpaku-oshi (applied gold leaf) technique, where genuine gold leaf is lavishly applied to the surface, creating a mesmerizing, luminous background that warmly reflects light.
Strikingly painted over this golden canvas is a vibrant, stylized Bamboo grove (Take-monyo) in deep turquoise blue and vivid green. In Japanese culture, bamboo is one of the most powerful and auspicious symbols. Because it bends gracefully in the strongest winds but never breaks, it represents resilience, profound strength, purity, and longevity.
Perfect for burning your favorite premium Japanese incense during meditation, as part of a tea ceremony, or simply displayed as a magnificent, standalone jewel of interior art.
Authenticity and Collector's Value
This premium collector's item comes complete with its original, custom-made wooden box (Tomobako). The lid features authentic brush calligraphy that reads (Gold Leaf Incense Burner) alongside the kiln's signature (Made by Kozan). It also includes the original informational leaflet (Shiori).
Condition: Excellent / Pristine (Please refer to the photos to fully appreciate the brilliant gold leaf and flawless glaze)
Includes: Original signed wooden box (Tomobako), Leaflet (Shiori)
Shipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance.
I promise fast shipping via FedEx or DHL as soon as possible!
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.
Az eladó története
Description:
Elevate your space with this breathtaking Japanese incense burner (Koro), a magnificent showcase of the prestigious Kozan Kiln's renowned gold leaf mastery. Combining a deeply traditional botanical motif with an ultra-luxurious, radiant finish, this piece is a striking fusion of Zen aesthetics and high-end Japanese craftsmanship.
The Heritage: Kozan Kiln & The Ono Family Legacy
Located in the historic ceramic regions of Saga Prefecture (near Arita/Ureshino), the Kozan Kiln was founded in 1922 by the master potter Ono Jiro. The kiln achieved legendary status through the Ono family's exceptional mastery of gold application—most notably through the late Hakuko Ono, who was designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Saga Prefecture for her revolutionary Yuri-kinsai (underglaze gold leaf) techniques. Works from the Kozan Kiln lineage (carried on by masters like Shoji and Masanobu) are highly sought after by collectors for their unmistakable brilliance and meticulous detailing.
The Art of "Kinpaku-oshi" & Bamboo Symbolism
This exquisite, spherical incense burner rests gracefully on three small feet. The absolute highlight is the Kinpaku-oshi (applied gold leaf) technique, where genuine gold leaf is lavishly applied to the surface, creating a mesmerizing, luminous background that warmly reflects light.
Strikingly painted over this golden canvas is a vibrant, stylized Bamboo grove (Take-monyo) in deep turquoise blue and vivid green. In Japanese culture, bamboo is one of the most powerful and auspicious symbols. Because it bends gracefully in the strongest winds but never breaks, it represents resilience, profound strength, purity, and longevity.
Perfect for burning your favorite premium Japanese incense during meditation, as part of a tea ceremony, or simply displayed as a magnificent, standalone jewel of interior art.
Authenticity and Collector's Value
This premium collector's item comes complete with its original, custom-made wooden box (Tomobako). The lid features authentic brush calligraphy that reads (Gold Leaf Incense Burner) alongside the kiln's signature (Made by Kozan). It also includes the original informational leaflet (Shiori).
Condition: Excellent / Pristine (Please refer to the photos to fully appreciate the brilliant gold leaf and flawless glaze)
Includes: Original signed wooden box (Tomobako), Leaflet (Shiori)
Shipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance.
I promise fast shipping via FedEx or DHL as soon as possible!
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.
