Hanging Scroll Ceramic known for its elegant simplicity

known for its elegant simplicity and centuries-old tradition

This low plate exemplifies the Seto tradition and features a beautifully muted yellow color and a perfectly crackled glaze

A particularly fine example

A work kimono made from assorted pieces of indigo-dyed cottons

the piece reflects the humble character of Edo-period folk wares

Hanging Scroll Ceramic known for its elegant simplicityA Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku), ink on paper with silk mounting. Scrolls like this were rotated through the home's tokonoma alcove with the seasons, hung for a time, then carefully rolled and stored away. Please contact me if you would like additional photographs or details of the painting.