A chrysanthemum tea bowl created as a "Kenzan utsushi", painted by Niei / no.3310

A bold composition of blue-and-white porcelain and iron painting forms the foundation of the design, upon which red, yellow, and white chrysanthemums bloom in full splendor.
The dynamic contrast between structure and color gives the bowl a powerful presence, while preserving a sense of balance and refinement characteristic of Ogata Kenzan’s work.

Through this utsushi, the vitality of Kenzan’s chrysanthemum motif is reinterpreted with a contemporary sensibility, allowing tradition to resonate vividly in the hand of the modern viewer.

About Utsushi
Utsushi is a long-standing practice in Japanese ceramics in which artists respectfully learn from and reinterpret the works of great masters.
Rather than simple reproduction, it is a creative dialogue between past and present, allowing tradition to be carried forward through a contemporary hand.

| Art name |
Niei

| Materials |
Ceramic

| Actual size |
φ14cm × H8.2cm

| Package |
Paulownia wood box (The box will be inscribed after your order is confirmed.)

| Care instructions and handling precautions |
Please refrain from using in the microwave or dishwasher.

| About delivery date |
If in stock, we will ship within 2 weeks.

|Other|
As each product is handmade, the color may differ from the photo.