Kakiemongama柿右衛門窯
1640s
Because of the discovery of high quality potter's clay by the Korean potter Lee Sampey, Sakaida Enzai moved to present-day Arita-cho, Nishimatsuura-gun, Saga Prefecture, and produced pottery, white porcelain, and dyed porcelain with his son Kisanemon. In the first half of the seventeenth century, Kisanemon succeeded in firing red-painted porcelain and took the name of Kakinemon.
Kakiemongama Works
WORKS
Drinking vessel, Large sake cup,...
¥3,799.00（tax included）
Cafe supplies, Coffee cup, Warpe...
¥6,512.00（tax included）
Cafe supplies, Coffee cup Angula...
¥5,427.00（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
¥6,512.00（tax included）
Tableware, Bowl, Some-nishiki Pe...
¥9,226.00（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
¥6,512.00（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
¥2,714.00（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
¥3,799.00（tax included）