Kataoka Seikan Bizen-ware Komainu glass kayari buta dated 1955

dated 1955

This technique was developed in Jiangxi Province in southern China during the Song dynasty

It’s in very good condition with no major problem aside from some small black spots which scratch off

and the sides are decorated with flying phoenix and arabesque depictions of peonies

Awata-ware refers to pottery produced in Kyoto

Kataoka Seikan Bizen-ware Komainu glass kayari buta dated 1955*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of wood fired Bizen ware komainu made about 20 years ago by Kataoka Seikan. Komainu are a pair consisting of one lion and one lion dog. The closed mouthed one on the left is a female lion dog, and the open mouthed one on the right is a male lion. Lions and lion dogs were first paired during the Heian Period. Prior