RC6: Japanese vase of Fukagawa porcelain, Arita, Imari ware, Flower, Height 7.9

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RC6: Japanese vase of Fukagawa porcelain, Arita, Imari ware, Flower, Height 7.9" We can ship WORLDWIDE !!! The shipping cost discount for multiple purchases (In case of Registed SAL shipment) : 2-5 items : 30% Shipping cost discount 6-10 items : 35% Shipping cost d iscount 11 and more items : 40% Shipping cost d iscount ITEM DISCRIPTION Item Vintage Japanese vase of Fukagawa porcelain, Arita, Imari Condition As shown in the pictures, it's very good condition. No chips, no cracks. Atelier Fukagawa porcelain iz Diameter 6.3"(16.0cm) x Height 7.9"(20.0cm) DISCRIPTION OF ITEM This is a vintage Japanese vase of the famous Fukagawa porcelain, which was made about 30 years ago . On the bottom of the vase, the trademark of Fukagawa porcelain, Mt. Fuji is painted, and "Fukagawa-sei (Made in Fukagawa)" is written. Fukagawa porcelain is known in the world as a manufacturer of fine arts of ceramics known as Arita Ware. The art and craft of porcelain that was expressed through the philosophy and creations of Chuji Fukagawa, the founder of the Fukagawa Seiji Porcelain company. The art of porcelain was produced for the first time in the small town of Arita in Saga Prefecture, Japan in 1616. In 1894, Fukagawa Porcelain was organized and founded by Chuji Fukagawa, adopting Mt.Fuji and river as the company logo. Fukagawa Porcelain became Famous when the company won the gold prize at the World Exposition held in Paris in 1900. The designs of Chuji Fukagawa, the founder of the company, immediately fascinated porcelain lovers of the world. In 1910, Fukagawa Porcelain was appointed purveyor to the Imperial Household which is the highest honor in Japan and so became the representative of Japan’s porcelain (ceramic) ware society. The charm of the pottery of Fukagawa porcelain is in coloring of blue on the almost transparent white porcelain, which was made possible by high temperature (approx. 1350?) baking. This blue color is so unique that it is called "Fukagawa blue" and attracts many fans even today. The design the founder Chuji Fukagawa has left is of a special technique that can hardly be seen today. The company has inherited this valuable asset and treasured the mystique over the design of Fukagawa porcelain. The porcelain lovers in the world have respect for the design and call it as the Fukagawa Style. SHIPPING COST Area EMS Registered SAL Registered Airmail USA, CANADA, OCEANIA, MIDDLE EAST US$40.0 US$23.8 - EUROPE US$46.0 US$23.8 - ASIA (Except Taiwan, Korea) US$30.0 US$19.2 - Taiwan, Korea US$30.0 Not available US$30.0 AFRICA, SOUTH AMERICA US$70.0 US$28.4 - Insurance & Tracking service Included Included - Registered SAL shipment servise is not available for parcels to Taiwan, Korea, Romania and a little some other countries. In case the total weight is over 2kg, Economy SAL packets are divided into some parcels, due to the weight limitation of SAL, 2kg/packet. ABOUT SHIPPING Tracking service Insurance service Delivery time EMS Included Full coverage Normall 3-7 days Registerd SAL Included Max. JP YEN 6000 Nomally 2 or 3 weeks (But it rarely takes more than 1 month.) Registered Airmail Included Max. JP YEN 6000 Normall 1 - 2 weeks EMS is the most recommended delivery method, because it's the fastest and the safest way. The delively status can be checked by a tracking number, and if a parcel is lost or broken on its way to the destination, the insurance can fully compensate for it. Registered SAL is a shipping method with reasonable cost. A tracking number is added for each parcel. The insurance can cover the maximum 6000 JP YEN to compensate for a lost or a brekage on its way to the destinati... read more

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