Sakaida Kakiemon XV, a Japanese porcelain cup.
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Decorated with mullberries in overglaze enamel colours. The bottom signed. In a signed box. The height of the cup ca. 9.5 cm.
The overall impression is good. Minor marks on the box.
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Sakaida Kakiemon XV took on the challenge of producing Arita pottery in Saga Prefecture at age 26, when he decided to learn to use the potter’s wheel. In 2014, upon the death of his father, Kakiemon XIV, who was a Living National Treasure, Sakaida became the 15th generation head of the family. The Kakiemon style, dating back to the mid-17th century during the early Edo Period (1603–1868), is known for combining a milky white base called 'nigoshide' with colorful painting
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