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ROCANIIRU COLLECTION
Ohi Ware Red Raku Ameyu Incense Container, Edo Period (1603-1867 CE)
$77
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Ohi-yaki is a side kiln of Raku-yaki with a history and tradition of 350 years, located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. What sets it apart is that it is formed by hand-twisting without using a potter's wheel, and each piece is meticulously crafted by shaving with a spatula.
This item is a small-sized incense container (kōgō) of Ohi-yaki from the Edo period. Ohi-yaki is fired in small kilns, where the temperature is quickly raised and then rapidly cooled by pulling it out. This rapid firing with temperature differentials is a technique unique to Raku-yaki and Ohi-yaki, often resulting in natural markings on the surface. This item also exhibits such markings.
However, it is a charming incense container with a deep and lustrous glaze, radiating beauty in its understated simplicity.
w3.3 x d4 x h2.2cm
Edo period/1603-1867CE
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Ceramics_Japan | Early modern period|16th-19th century
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