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Buyback of 21-year-old HIBIKI Kutani ware Yoshidaya-style flower and bird patterned corner vase

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Hibiki 21-Year-Old Kutani-ware Yoshidaya-style Kacho-zu Kakubin: The Floral and Avian Depictions on Yoshidaya-style Square Bottles

Compared to the understated floral and avian motifs of Ko-Kutani style and the elegant enamelled floral and avian designs of Arita ware, the Yoshidaya-style floral and avian motifs are bright and flamboyant. Featuring a vibrant yellow paired with emerald green as the base colors, the bird's feathers and flower petal patterns are treated with thick layers of glaze, creating a rich visual effect. A "kakubin" is a square bottle, offering four independent painted surfaces that allow for multi-faceted compositions of the theme. Collecting the three main schools of floral and avian motifs (Ko-Kutani, Yoshidaya, and Iro-e) side-by-side is a favorite among advanced Kutani-ware collectors.


Hibiki Brand and Market Background

The iconic 24-faceted crystal bottle of the Hibiki series symbolizes Japan's twenty-four solar terms, and the bottle design itself has become a collectible item.

Multiple vintages of the Hibiki series (12-year, 17-year, 21-year, 30-year) have either been discontinued or had their supply significantly reduced. The annual circulation in the market continues to narrow, and prices in the secondary market are steadily rising.

The 21-year aging period allows the liquid to fully absorb the flavors from the oak barrel while maintaining sufficient character of the original spirit, making it considered by many collectors as the "golden vintage range."

The pricing logic for limited editions differs from regular editions: in addition to the quality of the liquid, factors such as packaging design, production quantity, and commemorative significance are all factored into the valuation. The completeness of accessories (original box, certificate, numbered card, etc.) particularly influences the final transaction price.


Constituent Elements of the Thematic Patterns

Element Yoshidaya-style Feature Comparison with other styles
Flowers Bright yellow paired with emerald green Contrasts with Arita's negative space and Ko-Kutani's subdued tones
Birds Thick glaze layers for feathers, saturated colors More realistic than Ko-Kutani's impressionistic style
Yellow-green dominant tone Yoshidaya's signature colors Highly recognizable
Four sides of the square bottle Each of the four sides features a distinct theme

Appreciation of Form and Craftsmanship

Dimension Top Condition Collection Logic
Purity of yellow glaze Bright yellow and saturated, no graying Core characteristic of Yoshidaya style
Completeness of the four-sided composition All four sides complete with no wear
Square bottle edges Clear edges, no chips or bumps Most prone to damage on square bottles
Yoshidaya-style mark on the base Clearly legible

Selling Process

  1. Photo and Price Quote: WhatsApp 46135750, send clear photos of the front of the bottle, back label, neck fill level, bottle base, and outer box.
  2. Same-Day Quote: Our team will respond with a quote based on the current market price. If the price is satisfactory, we will arrange doorstep or in-store collection, with cash or FPS payment made on the spot.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: I already have a Ko-Kutani style floral and avian bottle, is it worth buying a Yoshidaya-style floral and avian square bottle?

A: For advanced collectors, it is worthwhile. Having all three styles (Ko-Kutani, Yoshidaya, and Iro-e) together represents a complete collection of Kutani ware, possessing both academic and artistic value.

Q: Are there any missing elements on the four sides of the square bottle? Will the market price be discounted?

A: Some batches feature a continuous composition across the four sides, while others have four independent themes. If any side has chips or wear, it will significantly affect the valuation.

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More Hibiki Related Models for Collection

There are often significant price differences between different batches and label versions of the Hibiki series for the same vintage. Here are the Hibiki models we currently actively purchase, for you to compare with the market range of your own version:

Extended Information on Hibiki Buyback

To learn more about the market prices of other Hibiki vintages and editions, please visit the Full List of Hibiki Buyback Prices, and you may refer to the Japanese Whisky Buyback Overview, or enter the Japanese Whisky Encyclopedia series.

First time selling? We recommend referring to WhatsApp Instant Quote 46135750, Understanding Our Whisky Credibility, or directly to our Auction-Grade Appraisal Process.

This spirit has been aged in oak barrels, with a harmonious blend of barrel flavors and malt aromas, showcasing the typical layers of a single malt whisky.

Flavor description: Upon opening, there are floral and fruity notes with a hint of honey, followed by vanilla and cinnamon from the oak barrel in the mid-palate, and a long finish with a light smokiness.

This is a single malt Scotch whisky, crafted with exquisite artistry by the brand, making it a popular choice in both the collector's and drinking markets.

This bottle is a highly sought-after single malt whisky in the market, with consistent craftsmanship from the brand, possessing both collection and drinking value.