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,...
77,000円（tax included）
Cafe supplies, Coffee cup, Warpe...
132,000円（tax included）
Cafe supplies, Coffee cup Angula...
110,000円（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
132,000円（tax included）
Tableware, Bowl, Some-nishiki Pe...
187,000円（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
132,000円（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
55,000円（tax included）
Flower vessel, Single flower vas...
77,000円（tax included）