tradycyjne naczynie do sake z Okinawy, wykonane z ceramiki Tsuboya (holenderskie) - Ceramika - 金城一門　Kinjō Ichimon - Japonia - 1900-2000

Item Description:

This is a Tsuboya-yaki sake vessel (sakabin), also known as datchi, crafted in the traditional Okinawan pottery style. The piece features a delicate hand-painted floral motif in shades of deep blue, set against a creamy beige base. The braided handle adds functionality and rustic charm, making this vessel both a practical item and a beautiful display piece. Created by the renowned Kinjō Ichimon school, this work reflects the craftsmanship and artistic legacy of Okinawan pottery.


Size:

Height: 10 cm
Width: 14 cm
Depth: 6 cm

Weight: 198 g


Artist Profile:

The Kinjō Ichimon family is a celebrated lineage of Okinawan potters, known for preserving the Tsuboya-yaki tradition. Their works are characterized by their earthy glazes, intricate designs, and a harmonious blend of practicality and artistry. This piece exemplifies their commitment to excellence and cultural heritage.


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