Yayoi pottery small jar with wooden box Yayoi period/300BCE–250CE

During the Yayoi period, pottery was produced in standardized forms such as jars, jars, and bowls according to the purpose. This began when rice cultivation was introduced and established through paddy field cultivation in the Yayoi period and continued for about 1,000 years until the Heian period.

This is a crucible-shaped earthenware with a wide mouth. It is small but has a dignified appearance that calls to mind flowers. Because it is earthenware, if you pour water into it, it will seep, but we recommend enjoying that as well. Wooden box is included.