Special Notes: Minor degradation on gold leaf. Accessories: Box, only with a bookmark for Katsuyama Yoshida. Diameter: 5.8-7.2cm, Height: 4.5-5.5cm. All different shapes and patterns. Presented in the order of the photos below. Katsuyama Yoshida (1938-) Yoshida Shozan A leading figure in Kutani ware. He exhibited at the Paris Exposition, making Kutani ware world-famous. His works have been displayed in famous museums around the world, such as the British Museum and the Louvre. 1965: New selection at the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition 1972: New selection at the Nitten Exhibition 1973: Mayor's Award at the Kanazawa City Creative Crafts Exhibition 1973: New selection at the Kofukai Exhibition 1974: New selection at the Japan Contemporary Craft Exhibition 1974: Meitetsu Marukoshi Award at the Chunichi International Ceramic Art Exhibition 1974: Mayor's Award at the Kanazawa Kutani New Works Exhibition 1980: Ishikawa Prefecture Contemporary Art Exhibition Grand Prize 1982: Ishikawa Prefecture Contemporary Art Exhibition Special Award 1984: Governor's Award at the Kanazawa City Craft Exhibition 1988: Ishikawa Prefecture Contemporary Craft Exhibition Chairman's Award 1989: Judge of the Ishikawa Prefecture Contemporary Art Exhibition 1989: Ten selections at the Nitten Exhibition Akimori Nakada Nakada Akimori Kutani ware traditional craftsman (METI certified 500862) A unique ceramic artist, known as the "Akimori Nakada style." Creates special, unique pieces while pursuing everyday usability. 1973: First Chunichi International Ceramic Art Exhibition Nagoya Mayor's Award 1977: 63rd Kofukai Exhibition Encouragement Prize Selected for the Japan Contemporary Craft Art Exhibition Selected for the Nitten Exhibition 1985: International Design Fair '85 Kanazawa - Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Director-General's Award 2002: Ishikawa Prefecture Traditional Industry Excellent Technologist Governor's Commendation 2003: Heisei 15th Year Traditional Crafts Industry Contributor Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry Director-General's Commendation Unknown: Selected for the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition Ken Akaji (1938-) Akaji Ken From the Akaji family, famous for lacquer art that has produced Living National Treasures. He took a unique path into ceramic art. His works are characterized by warm designs that are modern yet suitable for everyday use. 1954: Studied under Sosho Wataso (Kutani ware overglaze painter) 1962: Entered the Baigaku Kiln of the Kutani Ware Commerce and Industry Cooperative 2004: Solo exhibition at Gallery Kurimoto 2008: Father-Son Exhibition at Gallery Kurimoto 2010: Father-Son Exhibition at Gallery Kurimoto [Over 60 size: 500 yen discount from the second item when combined with another 60 size item] (Management NO. I-hi38)(3N00901)