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Miyako-style Pottery Jar, Wave Pattern Design, Edo Period (1603-1867CE)
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A Miyako-style earthenware jar (17th-18th century) with a wavy design on the shoulder. I am moved by the fact that earthenware like this was still being made on the main island until the Edo period. I feel that the earthenware that people who live in the land use the soil of the land and make with their own hands has a history and prayers with nature that we have built since ancient times.
w38 x d38 x h33 cm
Edo period/1603-1867CE
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Ceramics_Japan | Early modern period|16th-19th century
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