A small Kutaniyaki porcelain plate featuring a bird on a branch of red peonies, a symbol of beauty and prosperity in Japan. Framed with an octagonal geometric pattern, it combines artistic finesse with traditional craftsmanship.
Seikou Company was founded in 1981 in the city of Nomi, in the heart of Ishikawa Prefecture, the cradle of Kutani pottery. It manufactures and sells Kutani baked porcelain, or Kutaniyaki (in Japanese 九谷焼), a regional specialty that appeared at the end of the 17th century. Loosely inspired by Chinese porcelain, it is distinguished by its vibrant colors, opulent appearance and glaze. Seikou uses its unique know-how to offer porcelain from high quality to an affordable price, which fits perfectly to a daily use.
