Mashiko Ware: Black Glaze Red Enamel Stacking Moon-shaped Vase Famous Places of Sixty-odd Provinces 東海道品川御殿山ノ不二

東海道品川御殿山ノ不二

its name translates as ‘red cow’ in the local dialect (aka is ‘red’ and beko is ‘cow’)

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Mashiko Ware: Black Glaze Red Enamel Stacking Moon-shaped Vase Famous Places of Sixty-odd Provinces 東海道品川御殿山ノ不二This vase is named Stacking Shaped Vase as it is constructed by stacking moon shaped forms, expressing the image of the moon in a conical shape. Red enamel is swiftly applied with a brush over the black glaze in a rhythmic manner, which has become one of artist's representative techniques. This piece can be enjoyed both as a flower vase and as an art object.