Japanese Porcelain Vase by Shofu Katei (Kajo) 1870-1928

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As part of our Japanese works of art collection we are delighted to offer this most charming Meiji Period 1868-1912 , circa 1910, globular studio vase signed by the well recorded artist Shofu Katei, lattery Shofu Kajo, a Seto school potter that moved to work in Kyoto in around 1890, Shofu excelled at numerous new untried techniques and in particular potting porcelain in relief ( Moriage), he won the green ribbon in 1915. On this fine example we see a mountain in relief as the backdrop to a gorgeous and almost contemporary feeling Winter landscape, painted in monochrome light and dark grey’s beneath a graduated sky, the black trees dominant in the foreground, artist signed Shofu in a blue seal to the underside, a fine and rare example of this potters work in the Moriage technique.

Literature : 

For further examples of works by this artist see the Dr Nasser D Khalili Collections , Ceramics Vol I , plates 100-104 inclusive .

Provenance : 

USA Collection.

Condition report : 

Perfect throughout.

Approximate Sizes : 

Height : 7 1/4″  18.5 cm

Diameter : 6 1/4″ 16 cm

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