【With Tomobako (Artist's Box)】 Tea Ceremony Utensil Hake-me (Brushstroke) Kushi-me (Comb-stroke) Mizusashi (Water Jar) Pottery Traditional Crafts Artist's Work

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This is a ceramic mizusashi (freshwater container) featuring striking brushstroke and comb patterns.
The bold application of white slip and the delicate comb pattern on the lower part of the vessel create a beautiful contrast, making it a statement piece not only for tea ceremonies but also as an interior decoration. It comes with its original wooden box, suggesting it has been carefully preserved.

Techniques: #Hakeme (Brushstroke) #Kushime (Comb Pattern) #Mingei (Folk Craft) #Mingei
• Uses: #Mizusashi #TeaCeremonyUtensils #Matcha #Chanoyu (Tea Ceremony) #FlowerVase (some people use it for flowers)
• Atmosphere: #ArtistMade #Antique #Vintage #Retro

[Approximate Size]
Height: 14.5cm Diameter: 13cm (approx.)
Weight: 1.111kg (approx.)

[Condition]
• No major scratches or chips are visible, and it is in good condition.
• Please check the photos for details.
• We look forward to purchases from those who understand antiques and vintage items.
[Accessories]
• Tomobako (Original Wooden Box)

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