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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis jar, a rare example of Ko-Tokoname from the Muromachi Period (1336–1573 CE), features an exceptionally uncommon cat scratch motif. Its rustic charm makes it a perfect complement to wild branches.
Originally utilized as a flower vase for tea ceremonies, it has been fitted with a water seal; however, due to its considerable age, it tends to develop a slight dampness after approximately 24 hours when filled with water. It is advisable to either reapply lacquer inside or use a liner for practical use.
w20 x d20 x h23 cm
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