Meiji Kutani Ware  — Imitation of Ming Dou Color Tea Set

When talking about Kutani ware, we need to know that Kutani is a place name, referring to Kutani Village in Ishikawa Prefecture, west of Tokyo.

Meiji Kutani is Kutani porcelain produced in the Kanazawa and Enuma areas of Ishikawa Prefecture during the Meiji period (1868-1912), and it is more than a hundred years old.

This set of Meiji Kutani includes one handle pot, five small cups and a cooling bowl, a complete Japanese Sencha set.

The inscription "Daming Wanli Annual System" is to remind users that I am imitating the system of the Ming Dynasty in China.

This hundred-year old tea set in blue and white and with overglazed multi-color is a precious teaware worthy of collecting.

明治九谷燒 — 仿明鬥彩茶器

談九谷燒，我們要知道九谷是地方名，是指東京以西石川縣的九谷村。

而明治九谷是指明治時期(1868-1912年)石川縣金澤、江沼地區生產的九谷瓷器，年代距今超過一百年。

這套明治九谷包含一側把壺、五只小杯和一湯泠，原整的日本煎茶套裝。

底款書「大明萬曆年製」，當然是寄託的款志，是提醒用家，我是仿中國明朝的製法。