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Mouse on Rice Bale in Yellow Cochin-China Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
- Museum No.
- GO140-99
Photo No：449-11055
Color type：Color
| Title | Mouse on Rice Bale in Yellow Cochin-China Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family) |
|---|---|
| Designation | |
| Artist | Eiraku Myozen |
| Category | Ceramics (G), Japanese Ceramics |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Meiji |
| Century | 20th |
| Year | |
| Quantity | |
| Materials | Yellow Cochin-China Glaze |
| Dimensions | 12.8cm Height 8cm |
| Inscription by | |
| Signature/Seals Etc | |
| Donor | Konoike Zenuemon |
Included Works
Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family
GO140- Brazier (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-1 
Cylindrical Tea Bowl with Clouds and Pavilion in Underglaze Blue (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from
GO140-2
Tea Bowl in Iron Underglaze and White Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-3
Wreath Shell-shaped Sake Cup in Underglaze Blue (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-4
Flower-shaped Sake Cup with Bird in Underglaze Blue (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-5
Small Yellow Dishes with Windswept Shore in Cochin-China Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-6
Tea Cup with Flowers in Polychrome Overglaze Enamels (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-7
Yellow Flower Pot in Cochin China Style (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-8
Tea Cup and Saucer with Mitsumatsu Pine Crests in Gold and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-9
Coffee Cup and Saucer with Mitsumatsu Pine Crests in Gold and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-10
Coffee Pot with Mitsumatsu Pine Crests in Gold and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the
GO140-11
Sugar Pot with Mitsumatsu Pine Crests in Gold and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-12
Plates with Mitsumatsu Pine Crests in Gold and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-13
Stem Dish with Mitsumatsu Pine Crests in Gold and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the
GO140-14
Flower Pot with Fans in Gold and Silver and Azure Glaze (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-15
Lidded Tea Bowls with Pine Needles and Fortune-Telling Paper in Underglaze Iron Brown and Blue (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-16
Lidded Tea Bowl with the Character "Kotobuki" (Happiness) in Underglaze Blue and Pines in Overglaze Enamels (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
GO140-17
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Standing Female Figure in Polychrome Overglaze Enamels (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
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Bamboo-shaped Vase in Yellow Cochin-China Glaze and with Makie Design (Eiraku Zengoro Ceramic Ware from the Konoike Family)
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These motifs of a mouse and a rice bale are considered auspicious motifs. Mice are being known as prolific breeders, while the rice bale symbolizes rich harvest. As such, the piece conveys the wishes for many offspring.
Japan-Meiji