Antique Japanese Kinkozan Style Cloisonné Brush Pots Pair 5.25"H Kashigata 75" + Top 29

75" + Top 29

Medium: Nishiki-e (multi-color woodblock print)

and the texture of sword wrappings

made in the Imari kilns of Japan

To make ink pour a small amount of water on to the high flat part of a slate ink stone (available here at Japanpicker and from Shoguns)

Antique Japanese Kinkozan Style Cloisonné Brush Pots Pair 5.25"H Kashigata 75" + Top 29Antique Japanese Cloisonn Enamel Brush Pots in Kinkzan Style Japan, Meiji period (circa 1880s1900s)Dimensions: 5 1 2H 2 5 8 diameter (13. 3 6. 7 cm) This pair of antique Japanese cloisonn enamel brush pots ( fudezutsu) is executed in the richly detailed Kinkzan style associated with late Meiji period Kyoto production. Cylindrical in form, each vessel features framed floral panels set against a turquoise blue ground densely filled with scrolling motifs