Antique Japanese Kinkozan Style Cloisonné Brush Pots Pair 5.25"H Kashigata made in the Imari kilns

made in the Imari kilns of Japan

It shows the great samurai Kobayashi Heihachirou fending off a group of Ronin

Zen Meditation and even the importation of Tea to China

To make ink pour a small amount of water on to the high flat part of a slate ink stone (available here at Japanpicker and from Shoguns)

while the drawer faces are made of keyaki (Japanese zelkova)

Antique Japanese Kinkozan Style Cloisonné Brush Pots Pair 5.25"H Kashigata made in the Imari kilnsAntique Japanese Cloisonn Enamel Brush Pots in Kinkzan Style Japan, Meiji period (circa 1880s1900s)Dimensions: 5 1 2H 2 5 8 diameter (13. 3 6. 7 cm) This pair of antique Japanese cloisonn enamel brush pots ( fudezutsu) is executed in the richly detailed Kinkzan style associated with late Meiji period Kyoto production. Cylindrical in form, each vessel features framed floral panels set against a turquoise blue ground densely filled with scrolling motifs