Imari porcelain, produced in Arita, Saga Prefecture, has attracted collectors across the world for centuries and is particularly well-known for its sometsuke blue-and-white designs. This ...

King’s pattern and Cigar pattern, the latter named after the decorative band wrapped around cigars. Royal Crown Derby continues to make Imari porcelain today. In fact, if you look at its website ...

Ko-Imari, or Old Imari, is celebrated for its refined shapes and its elaborate and brilliant hand-painted patterns ... visitors to the hometown of the porcelain, Arita, in southwestern Japan.

Originally known as Imari ware, it reflects Morocco's rich history of global trade and cultural exchange. Taws porcelain is the prized possession of every Moroccan mother, household, and kitchen.

This photo shows the "Iroe tori maku sakura botan mon wa-tsunagi sukashi-zara" porcelain bowl kept at the Imari Nabeshima Gallery. (Photo courtesy of the Imari Municipal Board of Education ...

A bowl with a bright, colorful design of birds and flowers on a white base is a masterpiece of the Kakiemon type of Imari porcelain, the umbrella term applied to a number of different types of ...