Japanese antique Kutani/Daishouji

If you are looking for Kutani and Daishōji ware antiques from the late Edo to Meiji periods, please visit our Kutani and Daishōji category page.
Here, we feature a selection of Kutani and Daishōji ware—a source of national pride that combines splendor and strength, often considered the pinnacle of colored porcelain. With its rich palette based on the “Five Colors” (red, yellow, green, purple, and ultramarine) and bold yet elegant compositions, this ware continues to captivate people today as works of art that transcend mere tableware. Combining both functional beauty and aesthetic appeal, these pieces are wonderful for display and even more delightful to hold in your hands. Why not incorporate them into your daily life and enjoy them up close?

If you’d like to learn more about Kutani ware, please visit the links below.
The History of Kutani Ware – The Magnificent World of Color-Painted Porcelain