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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis rare Ko-Seto jar features a plump, rounded body with a short neck, characteristic of its unique form. It dates from the Muromachi to Edo period. The iron glaze is applied generously across the surface, creating a captivating visual appeal. Its elegant presence is sure to enhance any floral arrangement. Consider using it as a vase for your blossoms.
w15 x d15 x h11.5 cm
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