Jiro Kinjo Tsuboya Ware Fish Motif Vase Pottery
Type: Pottery. Ware: Tsuboya ware. Height approximately 7.52 inches. Width approximately 5.75 inches. Condition is excellent. This is an outstanding vase, brightly fired with good glaze color and fish carving. The trumpet-shaped opening is a rare feature, with few similar pieces. The vertical kiln mark on the waist, resembling an oceanic strait, is very intriguing. The paulownia wood box is made of thick material and is considered a high-quality example for Jiro Kinjo's work. The inscription on the box is his autograph written with a felt-tip pen.
Details
| Condition | Good |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Era | Unknown |
| Artist / Maker | Kinjo Jiro |
| Dimensions | 7.5 in |
Details
- Categorie
- Decorative Vases
- Periode
- Unknown Period
- Conditie
- Good
- Materiaal
- Ceramic
- Kunstenaar
- Kinjo Jiro 金城次郎
- Herkomst
- Tsuboya ware 壺屋焼
- Afmetingen
- 7.5 in
Over de kunstenaar
Kinjo Jiro 金城次郎Okinawan Tsuboya-ware potter known for fish and shrimp motifs; Okinawa's first Living National Treasure, designated 1985.
Over Tsuboya ware
Bold, loosely painted fish, prawns or plant motifs in cobalt, green and brown over white slip (jōyachi); dark, unglazed or lightly glazed robust jars (arayachi); distinctive Okinawan forms such as shisa figures, karakara sake pourers and dachibin hip flasks. Meer over Tsuboya ware
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