This striking Tokkuri (traditional Japanese sake bottle) is a beautiful example of Japanese stoneware, originating from one of Japan's historic kiln regions such as Bizen or Echizen.
Its bulbous "turnip" body and elongated neck represent the classic Kabura form, highly sought after by collectors for its elegant, functional silhouette.
Artisanship:Hand-thrown stoneware with visible horizontal incised banding, showcasing the unique touch of the potter's wheel.
Glaze & Finish:Features a rich, earthy brown palette with a dark, iron-rich drip glaze around the neck. The natural variations in the glaze embody theWabi-sabiaesthetic—finding beauty in imperfection and nature.
Versatile Decor:While originally a vessel for serving sake, this piece makes a stunning minimalist bud vase for a single branch or flower, or a standalone sculptural accent for Japandi and modern rustic interiors.
Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor kiln marks are inherent to the traditional firing process and add to its authentic charm
Height: 27cm. Width: 16,5cm. Weight: 1457,5 gr.
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