Ceramic
Lampung
Japanese ceramics Century-17 – 19
No. Inv. 3871
Japanese ceramics also referred to as ceramic Hizen which is produced in Arita, Kyushu Island. Commonly found in Indonesia as one of the objects traded by the VOC (Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie, 1602-1799) which is carried through Banten and Batavia. In the mid-17th century is a war going on in China that hamper the smooth manufacture of ceramic. This makes the VOC shift production to other places in Japan to meet the needs of the market.
The Location Of The Exhibition Space Of The National Museum :
Building A Gallery Of Ceramic
