17~ 18th century Edo period Nanban "Oni-no-ude, Orge's Arm" Tall vase earthen ware Tsuboya kiln Okinawa Accessaries ; old wooden box 10.8cmiDj 28.0cmiHj |
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| Price 566 USD |
"Nanban "means the earthenware made at the Southern islands viewed from Japan, among them , the tall bottle like this piece has been liked by the tea ceremonymasters to call them"Oni-no-wude"means "Orge's arm", they has been useing it as a vase. This is "Wabi Sabi" feeling. Old wooden box transmitted from generation to generation. |
| Certification is written by Noriki Shimazu the famous Asian antique researcher |
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