Kazari: Decorative Arts of Japan in the Tennessee Valley Art Museum, Part 2

Posted on by Julia

April 13, 2025

My previous post focused on the stunning fabric art on display; this post focuses on the ceramics, pottery and cloisonné on display.

Two Tea Cup Sets of Five
Maker’s Mark Reflected
This description applies to the cup on the right.

The anagama kiln fired pottery appealed to me. I loved the browns, creams and blues. I loved the white globe ceramic vase with the blue orchid.

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