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Fujii Kinsai Arita Japan - Yurisai Kinran Crane & Mt. Fuji Ornamental vase 30.50 cm (Superlative Collection) 金襴手様式釉裏彩富士山鶴絵花瓶 - Free Shipping

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Fujii Kinsai Arita Japan - Yurisai Kinran Crane & Mt. Fuji Ornamental vase  30.50 cm

(Superlative Collection) 

金襴手様式釉裏彩富士山鶴絵花瓶   

 

Limited edition piece; includes a bookmark detailing the artist's ceramic career.

Signed by the artist. Comes in a wooden box.

All of our products are all handmade and hand painted by Master Fujii Kinsai.

It is unbelievable hand panting by Master Kinsai Fujii.

Takes long time to produce one plate.

The treasure of the highest quality

 

This piece, created in the "Kinrande-style underglaze-color" technique, represents the culmination of the artist's accumulated skills—achieved only after countless trials and errors to perfect its intricate designs and distinctive luster. Its greatest appeal lies in the original technique developed by Kinsai Fujii. While traditional overglaze porcelain painting involves firing pigments onto a previously glazed and fired surface, this work employs a unique "underglaze-color" method that allows vibrant hues to emerge from beneath a transparent glaze, resulting in a flawless, radiant porcelain surface. The artist masterfully employs subtle tonal shifts and a distinctive "gradation" (soft-focus) technique; by eschewing hard outlines and instead using varying color densities to softly blend forms, he creates a sense of depth and shading. Furthermore, the piece is finished with intricate detailing using matte gold accents over the lustrous porcelain surface—extending even to the base (foot) of the vase—a testament to the immense time, effort, and refined craftsmanship involved in its creation. The contrast between the deep, luminous sheen of the porcelain and the matte gold creates an atmosphere of indescribable elegance and commanding presence. It is a masterpiece highly prized as a gift for distinguished guests from around the world.

Mount Fuji—Japan's highest peak—towers over the border between Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures. With its summit rising far above the clouds, Mount Fuji is a symbol of Japan and has long been cherished by the Japanese people as a spiritual home. Registered as a World Heritage Site in 2013, it is widely recognized internationally as an iconic mountain representing Japan and its culture. It is regarded as a deeply auspicious symbol—an omen of good fortune and luck—and serves as a propitious motif that embodies the very spirit of Japan.

Along with the tortoise, the crane has long been revered as an auspicious creature; the saying "cranes live a thousand years, tortoises ten thousand" reflects its status as a symbol of longevity. In Chinese tradition, it is said that Jurojin (the God of Longevity) rode a crane to summon the Eight Immortals. In Japan, the elegant crane is a beloved motif, frequently incorporated into designs for *maki-e* lacquerware, ceramics, and a wide array of other crafts. With its splendid appearance—perfect for celebratory occasions—it serves as an auspicious symbol of victory, family harmony, and longevity, embodying both grace and nobility.

Works created in the *kinrande* (gold-brocade style) with underglaze gold decoration require immense time and effort; consequently, only about ten pieces are produced annually, making each one a rare, one-of-a-kind masterpiece of the highest quality.

The gold decoration in this *kinrande* style utilizes a technique known as *yūri-kinsai* (underglaze gold decoration), in which the gold is covered with a thin layer of transparent glaze before firing; this ensures the gold will not peel, fade, or discolor over time.

While we invite you to admire the deep luster of the underglaze decoration and the intricate gold patterns, please note that the linework is exceptionally fine and delicate, and the painting is incredibly detailed throughout; as a result, certain areas may not be fully visible in the images due to light reflection. Additionally, please understand that the actual colors may appear slightly different depending on your computer's display settings.

(Superlative Collection) - To produce Superlative Collection by Master Fujii

took so long time.

Therefore it is available only one unit.

Please take a look at our Blog section for detail.

 

 

Condition

Limited Edition Products by Master Fujii Kinsai Arita Saga Japan.

The number of each production are very limited

and we sell only AAA+ (Finest quality item only).

 

 

Material 

Using real Gold

 

 

Plate Size

Height 30.50 cm (12.008 ")

Diameter 19.60 cm (7.716 ")

 

 

Delivery Time

We will ship your order within 10days.

 

 

 

 

 

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William Wyer
Master Fuji Kinsai's Three Cranes and Mt. Fuji

Master Fuji Kinsai’s vase entitled: Yurisai Kinran Crane & Mt. Fuji was spotted by my wife and I on the Team Wakon website. The vase was clearly a work of refined decoration and high-quality craftsmanship. The imagery of the three cranes flying in front of a red Mt. Fuji were especially intriguing to us, both visually and symbolically. But we are art collectors not necessarily ceramic collectors. When we received the vase, the artistic sensibility of the piece exceeded our expectations. We view it every day on display with our other art works and smile when walking past it. A feeling of “Wa” (harmony), “Sei” (purity) and “Jaku” (tranquility), three principles from Chanoyu, the Tea Ceremony, come to our minds in the presence of Master Fuji Kinsai’s exquisite vase.


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