1822-
kutani porcelain
Kaburaki store was established in Kanazawa, during the reign of the 11th Tokugawa Shogun as the first Kutani ware merchant family, and has maintained its good name for about 200 years.
At the time of its establishment, there was a growing momentum to revive Kutani ware after the abandonment of the old Kutani kilns for over 110 years.
In response to the wishes of the Kaga clan, the shop not only sold products purchased from various kilns, but also gathered master artisans to paint at its own workshop, thereby playing a role in the spread of Kutani ware within the clan.
During the Meiji and Taisho eras, Kaburaki exhibited his works at international expositions as well as domestic exhibitions, and won numerous awards and the reputation of “Kaburaki’s Kutani is first class.
