This refined Japanese ceramic mizusashi exemplifies mid-20th century craftsmanship with its striking black glaze and delicate ground cherry motif.
Traditionally employed in the tea ceremony, this lidded water vessel served the essential function of holding fresh water for kettle replenishment and bowl rinsing.
The hōzuki (Japanese lantern plant) design adorns the piece with understated elegance, while its compact proportions—13cm in height with a 14cm diameter—make it both functional and contemplative.
Presented in its original wooden box with authentic Japanese kanji inscription, this exceptional example remains in pristine condition, offering collectors a genuine artifact of Japanese aesthetic refinement.
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