One of Seif? Yohei III’s most visually impactful techniques, seen in this work, was to combine complex low-relief designs in clay surrounded by diffused underglaze blue or pink, which he then covered with a transparent or translucent glaze. Yohei III also experimented with clay bodies ranging from bluish white to ivory combined with translucent cream-colored glazes. The atmospheric effects he achieved were considered remarkable. Jar with Peonies, c. 1900. Seifū Yohei III (Japanese, 1851–1914). Porcelain with underglaze blue, overglaze color enamel, molded decoration; diameter: cm (10 3/8
One of Seif? Yohei III’s most visually impactful techniques, seen in this work, was to combine complex low-relief designs in clay surrounded by diffused underglaze blue or pink, which he then covered with a transparent or translucent glaze. Yohei III also experimented with clay bodies ranging from bluish white to ivory combined with translucent cream-colored glazes. The atmospheric effects he achieved were considered remarkable. Jar with Peonies, c. 1900. Seifū Yohei III (Japanese, 1851–1914). Porcelain with underglaze blue, overglaze color enamel, molded decoration; diameter: cm (10 3/8 in.).
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