Sometsuke (染付)
Literally meaning "apply dye," sometsuke refers to exclusively cobalt-colored pigment applied under a colorless glaze on porcelain vessels. Sometsuke is frequently applied through stenciling (染付型紙 / sometsuke katagami) or transferprinting (染付銅板 / sometsuke doban) but unless otherwise specified refers to hand-painted decoration (Crueger et al. 2006:29,295).
Exterior of Sometsuke Gohan Jawan (hand-painted cobalt rice/soup bowl) [3]
Item RecordSometsuke Take Chawan (bowl with cobalt hand-painted bamboo)
Item RecordSometsuke Fuku Chawan (bowl with cobalt hand-painted 'luck')
Item RecordSometsuke Take Zara (dish with cobalt hand-painted bamboo)
Item RecordBottom of Sometsuke Gohan Jawan (hand-painted cobalt rice/soup bowl)
Item RecordBottom of Sometsuke Gohan Jawan (hand-painted cobalt rice/soup bowl) [2]
Item RecordTop of Sometsuke Jawan No Futa (hand-painted cobalt bowl lid)
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Item RecordUme Sometsuke Gohan Jawan (rice/soup bowl with cobalt hand-painted plum)
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Item RecordSometsuke Senbori Gohan Jawan (rice/soup bowl with hand-painted cobalt and carved lines)
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