Antique Japanese Sake Bottle Tokkuri Brown&Blue Hares Fur Glaze Spout 8” chipped rim Chado symbolizing generosity and good fortune
Description
symbolizing generosity and good fortune
Vintage Japanese woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida from 1951 titled White Plum in the Farmyard
It is all hand painted with flowers
Chestnut wood was a wood of choice for such a chest being strong as well as having a beautiful grain pattern
Printed 1942
Antique Japanese Sake Bottle Tokkuri Brown&Blue Hares Fur Glaze Spout 8” chipped rim Chado symbolizing generosity and good fortuneThis is a antique late Meiji era (c. 1900) Japanese Tokkuri (sake bottle). It is made of ceramic fired at high temperatures for lasting durability. It has a simple clear crackel glaze over the tan clay body. At the spout is an eye catching blue hare's fur glaze with a unique drip pattern. Please note condition hairline as shown in photos. Height = 7. 75" (20cm) Diameter = 3" (7. 5cm)
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