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01 牡丹/Peony Mokkou Earrings - White
SERIES_01 Porcelain Imari ware - Saga Prefecture

This porcelain collection created in Hatamantoen, a pottery studio in Saga prefecture that specializes in Imari ware known for its intricate hand-painted designs. The collection design is a modern and elegant interpretation of more traditional plate edges.

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For Made-to-Order items,
This order products will be send out within 60 days.
MATERIAL
[Earrings]
Porcelain, 18KYG
[Ear clips]
Porcelain, Silver + 18KYG coating
SIZE
w31 h33 d5
〈unit : mm〉

[Earrings]
Pair : 12g
[Ear clips]
Pair : 14g

Please note that porcelain colors and size could vary slightly from one unit to another unit due to slight individual differences, especially for hand painted items.

・Porcelain :
Please handle with care since porcelain is fragile. It may be damaged if you drop it on a hard surface or put too much weight on it. We can accept repairs or replacements at your expense depends on its conditions.

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  • About delivery date
    • Stock
      The order products will be send out within 5 days
    • Made-to-Order
      The order products will be send out within 90 days

STORY

  • [Etsuke – Hand painting]
    The hand painting, known as etsuke, is a two steps process that involves underglaze painting and overglaze painting. The underglaze painting is done directly onto the bisque ware with a pigment before being glazed. Then a second layer is applied over the glaze, creating durability and also depth within the designs.

    [Peony]
    Peony is a traditional pattern of Imari [Nabeshima] ware. The peony was considered an auspicious symbol by a Chinese emperor and both the pattern its meaning was imported to Japan. Even now, a lot of porcelain with this pattern can be seen in Japan.
  • SERIES_01 Porcelain Imari ware - Saga Prefecture

    Maker : 畑萬陶苑 / Hatamantoen
    The Imari ware porcelain tradition, located in the Okawauchiyama region of Imari, and dates back over 300 years. Under the patronage of the Nabeshima clan, the pottery made here was used to create gifts and the finest offerings for the shogunate and, to this day, this area continues to create the highest grade porcelain. The Hatamantoen studio, founded in 1926, is constantly striving for new innovation and creation of new styles of Imari ware while preserving traditions of the past.

    -scape | Imari
    To see the cradle of creation that gives birth to Imari ware, visit our photo gallery at https://hin-design.com/en/collection/collection.html , to better understand how HiN captures the sprit of Imari craftsmanship.

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