THREE-HANDLED JAR, Ko-Bizen, Muromachi Period (1336–1573 CE)
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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis magnificent three-handled jar of Ko-Bizen pottery exemplifies the artistry of the Muromachi Period. The strikingly sculpted handles and the dynamic flow of the kiln's fire are powerfully expressed in its form. The chip at the rim adds a unique charm, inviting the viewer to appreciate its beauty. Feel free to showcase bold branches in this vessel for an enhanced aesthetic experience.
w38 x d38 x h39 cm
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