YAMAHAI (MOUNTAIN SAKE CUP), Ko-Seto, Kamakura Period (1185–1333 CE)

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YAMAHAI (MOUNTAIN SAKE CUP), Ko-Seto, Kamakura Period (1185–1333 CE)

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This sake cup, believed to be a Ko-Seto piece from the Kamakura period (1185–1333 CE), showcases a distinctive footed design. During the firing process, the cups were stacked, causing the lower cup to adhere to the upper one, resulting in a fascinating double-footed form. It would certainly be a delight to enjoy sake from this exquisite vessel.

w8.5 x d9 x h4 cm

Antique Japanese Ceramics Six Ancient Kilns

Era - Ancient: 3rd–12th centuries

Period - Kamakura Period / 1185–1333 CE

Usage - Flower Arrangement Utensils, Flower Vase