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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis small jar, crafted during the Muromachi Period, is a charming example of Ko-Seto ceramics with an ash glaze. Its size is perfectly suited for the palm of the hand, suggesting it was likely created for use as a tea container. The piece retains its complete form and is in excellent condition.
w7.5 x d7.5 x h7 cm
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