White Porcelain Mizusashi (Water Jar) - Manji Inoue
This is a white porcelain mizusashi (water container for tea ceremony) crafted by Living National Treasure Manji Inoue.
While studying the techniques of colored glazes, he became captivated by the beauty of Chinese white porcelain, honed his skills in Arita, and achieved the status of a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property.
This mizusashi features a white porcelain reminiscent of Song Dynasty celadon, with a simple form and carved lines.
Height: 17cm
Mouth Diameter: 14.5cm
Reference Price: 600,000 yen
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While studying the techniques of colored glazes, he became captivated by the beauty of Chinese white porcelain, honed his skills in Arita, and achieved the status of a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property.
This mizusashi features a white porcelain reminiscent of Song Dynasty celadon, with a simple form and carved lines.
Height: 17cm
Mouth Diameter: 14.5cm
Reference Price: 600,000 yen
Thank you for viewing.
Category
Craft
Condition
Almost new
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
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