14th Sakaida Kakiemon (1934 - 2013) Vintage Imari Bud Vase 3350
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:84970 | Age: Post-1940 |
| Primary Material: Porcelain & Pottery | Region of Origin: Japan |
| Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original | Color: White |
| Maker: 14th Sakaida Kakiemon (1934-2013) |
- width: approx. 8.6cm (3 25⁄64in)
- tall: approx. 12.5cm (4 59⁄64in)
- weight: 266g
Sakaida Kakiemon XIV (1934-2013)Born the eldest son of the 13th generation Kakiemon, he learned pottery from his father as well as his grandfather (the 12th generation Kakiemon.) He was chosen for a prize for the first time in the 28th Issuikai Exhibition in 1966. He was also chosen for a prize for the first time in the First Western Japan Kogei Exhibition, which was newly established in t...he same year.From that point onward, he continued to display his works in the Saga Prefecture Exhibition and, from 1968, the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition. In 1971, he was nominated for full member of the Japan Kogei Association. Along with displaying works at exhibitions, he also vigorously took part in private exhibitions such as the Generation Exhibition and the Father and Child Exhibition, under the name Sakaida Masashi. He thoroughly researched traditional Kakiemon pottery painting and the nigoshide technique, and following the death of his father in 1982, he succeeded the name as the 14th generation Sakaida Kakiemon.From 1983 to 1984, he held Succession Commemoration Exhibitions in places such as department stores in various regions throughout Japan. Not limited to inside the country, he also started becoming active in holding private exhibitions in places such as America, Germany, Singapore, Russia and France.In addition, his main awards include the Japan Ceramics Society Award and the Saga Governor Award in the Western Japan Ceramic Exhibition in 1984 and the Japan Kogei Association Encouragement Award in the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition in 1986 and in 1992. In 1993, he was acknowledged as an honorary member of the International Academy of Ceramics, and in 2001 as a Nationally Designated Preserver of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure.)
- To customers buying tableware -Our products are mostly secondhand goods. We sell them in the same condition in which they were purchased, so please be sure to wash them thoroughly before actually using them.
Shipping
+ We will via EMS (with a tracking number and insurance) and mark the package as a personal-use gift.
+ We only ship it to countries that accept EMS and addresses that PayPal accepts.
+ Shipping time is usually around 2 weeks.
+ We cannot take responsibility for delay, return, damage or loss due to Customs or post office handling.
+ France - Please inform us of your digicode or phone number when you buy it.
+ We usually use corrugated cardboard box and Bubble Wrap for safe package.
Import Tax
We will write the sales price on an invoice unless you contact us. If you want us to write lower cost on the invoice, please let us know when make your payment.
Please understand that you lost the insurance in this case.
If items lost or broken
Please understand that delay, return, damage or loss due to customs or post office handling is not under our control.
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Payment
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Return Policy
We accept returned items only if you contact us within 30 days after you receive the items. Return-shipping costs are the buyer?s responsibility. When the items arrive at our office, we will refund you ASAP after checking the item's condition. 20% restocking fee may apply.
International Buyers
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Our apologies, if the custom tax is necessary in your country, it will be your payment. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.
Tax and customs charges are normally collected by the delivery company or paid when you pick the item up. Please don't confuse these charges for additional shipping charges.
Attention
Please be sure to view photographs carefully in order to avoid errors. Many of the items we sell are vintage so please understand that they will not all be in perfect condition. Our goal is for your buying experience to be a pleasure. If there are any problems, please email us before leaving feedback as anything can be resolved with communication.
Thank you very much for visiting!!
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- tall: approx. 12.5cm (4 59⁄64in)
- weight: 266g
Sakaida Kakiemon XIV (1934-2013)Born the eldest son of the 13th generation Kakiemon, he learned pottery from his father as well as his grandfather (the 12th generation Kakiemon.) He was chosen for a prize for the first time in the 28th Issuikai Exhibition in 1966. He was also chosen for a prize for the first time in the First Western Japan Kogei Exhibition, which was newly established in t...he same year.From that point onward, he continued to display his works in the Saga Prefecture Exhibition and, from 1968, the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition. In 1971, he was nominated for full member of the Japan Kogei Association. Along with displaying works at exhibitions, he also vigorously took part in private exhibitions such as the Generation Exhibition and the Father and Child Exhibition, under the name Sakaida Masashi. He thoroughly researched traditional Kakiemon pottery painting and the nigoshide technique, and following the death of his father in 1982, he succeeded the name as the 14th generation Sakaida Kakiemon.From 1983 to 1984, he held Succession Commemoration Exhibitions in places such as department stores in various regions throughout Japan. Not limited to inside the country, he also started becoming active in holding private exhibitions in places such as America, Germany, Singapore, Russia and France.In addition, his main awards include the Japan Ceramics Society Award and the Saga Governor Award in the Western Japan Ceramic Exhibition in 1984 and the Japan Kogei Association Encouragement Award in the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition in 1986 and in 1992. In 1993, he was acknowledged as an honorary member of the International Academy of Ceramics, and in 2001 as a Nationally Designated Preserver of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure.)
- To customers buying tableware -Our products are mostly secondhand goods. We sell them in the same condition in which they were purchased, so please be sure to wash them thoroughly before actually using them.
Shipping
+ We will via EMS (with a tracking number and insurance) and mark the package as a personal-use gift.
+ We only ship it to countries that accept EMS and addresses that PayPal accepts.
+ Shipping time is usually around 2 weeks.
+ We cannot take responsibility for delay, return, damage or loss due to Customs or post office handling.
+ France - Please inform us of your digicode or phone number when you buy it.
+ We usually use corrugated cardboard box and Bubble Wrap for safe package.
Import Tax
We will write the sales price on an invoice unless you contact us. If you want us to write lower cost on the invoice, please let us know when make your payment.
Please understand that you lost the insurance in this case.
If items lost or broken
Please understand that delay, return, damage or loss due to customs or post office handling is not under our control.
EMS is insured. If the items lost or broken, please let us know.
Payment
We accept PayPal only. Please make your payment within 7 days.
Return Policy
We accept returned items only if you contact us within 30 days after you receive the items. Return-shipping costs are the buyer?s responsibility. When the items arrive at our office, we will refund you ASAP after checking the item's condition. 20% restocking fee may apply.
International Buyers
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Our apologies, if the custom tax is necessary in your country, it will be your payment. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.
Tax and customs charges are normally collected by the delivery company or paid when you pick the item up. Please don't confuse these charges for additional shipping charges.
Attention
Please be sure to view photographs carefully in order to avoid errors. Many of the items we sell are vintage so please understand that they will not all be in perfect condition. Our goal is for your buying experience to be a pleasure. If there are any problems, please email us before leaving feedback as anything can be resolved with communication.
Thank you very much for visiting!!
If you have questions, please email us before buy it.
