tyears, most markedlywithin the last few years,that shippo began to finda place in Japanese homesas an ornament. As is sooften the case with artsand crafts, there are twomore or less distinct typesof enamel-work, one de-signed for foreign marketsand the other for the home market—at least, such is… … Cl.OISONNK VASE. BY KAWADESHIBATARO (NAGOYA) Japanese Art and Artists of To-day.—VI. Cloisonnd Enamels I ^ the tokonoma or post of honour in the Japanesehouse. Specimens of the ware are found in whatare known as the European rooms in Japanesehouses,* either as decorations, when they arein the form…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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