The Yoshida-ya style is probably the most famous style of Kutani ware. This style uses the kiln in which Yoshidaya Denemon aimed to use it at revitalizing Kutani in 1824, and followed the traditional painting style of Aode Kutani. 

The bold composition, unique colors, and stately atmosphere of the designs drawn with "wa-enogu", a glassy Japanese paint, produce deep and transparent colors when fired. 

The design is mainly uses four colors, blue-green, yellow, purple, iron blue (no red), and various patterns and small patties, filling the whole surface characterized by a solid feeling style.