Water container (tea spill)
The era and kiln are unknown, but the underglaze painting is skillfully executed and beautiful, making it a piece worthy of appreciation.
There are a few instances of paint splattering, but no cracks or chips.
The base is about 15mm high, so it is unclear whether it is a water container for a tea ceremony (kensui) or a vessel for discarding hot water, often called a chako-shi.
Size:
Outer diameter: 120mm
Base diameter: 70mm
Height: 80mm
No box is included.
There are a few instances of paint splattering, but no cracks or chips.
The base is about 15mm high, so it is unclear whether it is a water container for a tea ceremony (kensui) or a vessel for discarding hot water, often called a chako-shi.
Size:
Outer diameter: 120mm
Base diameter: 70mm
Height: 80mm
No box is included.
Category
Craft
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Saitama
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