Large Tamba Ware vase
£6,500
Japan, early 20th Century
Tamba ware, or Tamba-yaki, is an ancient type of Japanese pottery that originates from the Tachikui area of Tamba Sasayama in Japan's Hyōgo Prefecture. It is recognized as one of the country's Six Ancient Kilns. Many of the ceramics are still fired in traditional climbing kilns built into the hillsides.
Product Description
Japan, early 20th Century
Tamba ware, or Tamba-yaki, is an ancient type of Japanese pottery that originates from the Tachikui area of Tamba Sasayama in Japan's Hyōgo Prefecture. It is recognized as one of the country's Six Ancient Kilns. Many of the ceramics are still fired in traditional climbing kilns built into the hillsides.
Tamba ware, or Tamba-yaki, is an ancient type of Japanese pottery that originates from the Tachikui area of Tamba Sasayama in Japan's Hyōgo Prefecture. It is recognized as one of the country's Six Ancient Kilns. Many of the ceramics are still fired in traditional climbing kilns built into the hillsides.
Code:
12116
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H 35cm x Dia. 30cm
H 13.78" x Dia. 11.82"
H 13.78" x Dia. 11.82"
