Antique Japanese Kutani Tea Set — Porcelain, 1920, Taisho Era (SKU: 25M-422)

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25M-422
$200.00
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Antique Japanese Kutani Tea Set — Taishō Era, 1920s (SKU: 25M-422-1)
A Ceremony of Color, Harmony, and Hospitality

Step into the refined world of Taishō-era Japan with this stunning antique Kutani tea set, where every pour tells a story steeped in tradition. Comprising a charming kyūsu (side-handled teapot) and three delicately tapered cups, the set is wrapped in vivid overglaze enamels that echo the elegance of Kutani-yaki—Japan’s renowned porcelain style known for its bold designs and painterly expressiveness.

Each vessel is adorned with intricate aka-e (red-painted) borders, floral medallions, and detailed landscape motifs in shades of emerald green, deep cobalt, and gold. The artistry is balanced yet dynamic, radiating the quiet joy of hospitality and the ceremony of tea. Housed in its original wooden kiribako, this set was made for more than just use—it was made to be cherished.

  • Origin: Japan, Kutani region

  • Era: Taishō Period (circa 1920s)

  • Material: Porcelain with overglaze enamel decoration (Kutani-yaki)

  • Use: Tea service — teapot (kyūsu) and three teacups

  • Features:

    • Hand-painted traditional Kutani floral and landscape motifs

    • Rich aka-e (red) accents and patterned borders

    • Original wooden kiribako storage box included

    • Comfortable side-handle teapot for effortless pouring

  • Dimensions: --

  • Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of age; teacups and teapot well preserved

This Kutani tea set isn’t merely functional—it is an invitation. A moment of grace. A tangible reminder that in every sip of tea, there lies a ritual of beauty, warmth, and human connection.