Kasama ceramic plate sleeve Woman with headpiece is attributed

Woman with headpiece is attributed to Torii Kiyonobu (1664-1729)

Open-ended

pocket-sized notebook with a thick resin hard-back cover

Not a normal ring

This collection is celebrated by art historians for featuring some of the most significant works in ukiyo-e history

Kasama ceramic plate sleeve Woman with headpiece is attributedThis small platter is constructed with appealing proportions, and a beautifully restrained aesthetic, the clay transformed by the kiln's heat to produce a crackled glaze. An elegant way to serve sashimi, dessert, or cheese, it would be equally effective as part of a sculptural display of different ceramic forms and glazes. Located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Kasama is a relative new comer in Japanese ceramics, established a little over 250 years ago.