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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis is a stoneware jar from the ancient Chinese Spring and Warring States period (770–221 BCE), featuring a stamped design. The jar exhibits a low-centered form, adorned with a fabric-like stamped pattern that envelops its entire surface.
The jar boasts a well-fired, stone-like texture. It comes with a wooden box inscribed with a request from the Taisho era; however, please note that the condition of the box is poor.
w22 x d22 x h23 cm
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