JAR, Ko-Echizen, Kamakura–Muromachi Period (1185–1573 CE)

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JAR, Ko-Echizen, Kamakura–Muromachi Period (1185–1573 CE)

Name: JAR, Ko-Echizen, Kamakura–Muromachi Period (1185–1573 CE)
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This jar, characterized by its short rim and crafted during the late Kamakura to Muromachi periods, is a robust yet compact piece from the Ko-Echizen tradition.
It showcases a rich tapestry of ash glaze and kiln variations, making it a striking example of its kind. Its size is well-suited for display in a tea room alcove.
The jar's rustic presence reflects the aesthetic of ancient Ko-Echizen, known for its utilitarian pottery, and is enhanced by the inclusion of a bamboo tube dropper.

w19 x d19 x h20 cm

Antique Japanese Ceramics Six Ancient Kilns

Era - Middle Ages: 12th–16th centuries

Period - Kamakura Period / 1185–1333 CE, Muromachi Period / 1336–1573 CE

Usage - Flower Arrangement Utensils, Flower Vase