Studies of glazes
[ca.1876(meiji 9)- ca.1881(meiji 14)]
After 1882, Makuzu workshop dropped their production of the reslistically-decorated pieces which had gained them recognition. Kozan I seemed to feel that this type of ware had already reached its goal. Also, Kozan II later stated that “the foreigners’ taste gradually became more sophisticated and that they showed a tendency to become more interested in traditional delicate and refined Japanese taste”. Kozan I started to study and imitate Chinese Qing porcelains to develop new glaze and glazing techniques.
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Teapot with fish work in Underglaze red -
Porcelain Vase with Dragon Design on Yellow Ground -
Porcelain Vase with Dragon Design on Red Ground -
Vase with Dragon Ornamentation -
Vase with Cloud and Dragon Design -
Vase with Fish Design in Underglaze Red -
Vase with Kirin Design over Seigaiha Pattern in Underglaze Decoration -
Small Porcelain Vase with Fish Design on Yellow Ground -
Porcelain Bowl with Openwork Plum Design on Yellow Ground -
Porcelain Vase with Fish Design -
Large Lidded Decorative Jar with Design of Flock of Birds in Overglaze Gold and Silver Enamel