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Kutani Five-Color Porcelain

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Porcelain produced in Kaga, Ishikawa since the Edo period. Characterized by bold designs painted in five colors: red, yellow, green, purple, and navy. Initially influenced by Kyoto styles, it established its distinctive ornate and bold aesthetic in the mid-Edo period. Continues to influence ceramicists domestically and globally.

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Category:Cultural IP
Subcategory:Traditional Crafts
Location:Kaga, Ishikawa
Time Period:1655-present
Influence:National
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