Porcelain Sukashibori Incense Burner, Mikawachi-Yaki, Shōwa, Japan.
This elegant white porcelain incense burner, crafted by the 13th generation Fukumoto Gyokusen in the 1970s, is a stunning example of Japanese craftsmanship.
Dimensions: Height 21 cm, width 20 cm, depth 16 cm. In perfect condition, marked on the bottom.
The incense burner is made using the Sukashibori technique, where the porcelain is carefully pierced. The graceful burner features a lid adorned with a lion figure and rests on three legs. Thanks to the two handles, the incense burner is easy to move.
This exquisite Japanese incense burner exudes tranquility and serenity, making it a stylish addition to any interior.
Mikawachi ware is renowned for its intricate and dynamic craftsmanship, employing techniques such as "sukashibori" (piercing) and "teneri" (hand shaping). Each piece is handcrafted, making this pottery highly popular not only as everyday items like tableware but also as gifts in the form of vases and other decorative ornaments.