Antique Tokoname (常滑) Tsubo Jar, Meiji Period, Japan.

Traditionally used during tea ceremonies for storing water or dried tea leaves.

Dimensions: height 49 cm, diameter 34 cm.

The jar features a robust, slightly tapered shape with a narrow, raised neck. The texture is rough and organic, with a deep reddish-brown glaze. The surface showcases beautiful natural earth tones characteristic of traditional wood-fired ceramics.

Notable are the incised grooves around the top, creating a rhythmic decorative effect. Additionally, old Japanese repairs with metal fillings are visible, adding to the unique character of this piece.

The jar bears a metal-applied signature on the bottom and an impressed stamp near the opening.

With its timeless design, rustic charm, and historical value, this antique Tokoname jar is a unique interior piece.

Perfect as a flower vase or as a decorative object for enthusiasts of Japanese design and wabi-sabi aesthetics.

A statement piece for your interior – timeless and full of character!