Japanese Ash

Beautiful Kame, wide mouth jar made of Shigaraki ware has markings from the coat of ash and minerals when fired in an ancient kiln.

Beautiful naturally ash glazed flower vase with bulging shoulders. Takahashi Rakusai IV was born 1925 in Shigaraki and is probably the most famous Shigaraki potter. The Takahashi ...

Original wooden box with artist's inscription: Natural Ash Glaze Flower Vase; signature and seal: Shiro.

Fantastic early Edo-period storage jar. With its sharp-angled shoulders and almost vertical sides this jar is a typical "rice cracker jar" (senbei tsubo). It is from the Shigaraki re...

This spacious, ash-glazed Shigaraki jar with lid and handles was made by Takahashi Rakusai IV. He was born 1925 in Shigaraki and is probably the most famous Shigaraki potter. The Tak...

An outstanding, museum quality Bizen flower vase made by Kimura Sojô (*1945), who has been trained by famous Living National Treasure Isezaki Jun (*1936). This extraordinary piece be...

The whole body is covered with greenish brown ash glaze of fine texture. The upper rim is slightly distorted and glazed with a dramatic ashglaze that has crystallized in grey and bla...

Also coated with a thin shiny ash glaze, it is answering any incoming ray of light with a mysterious glow.

"Cloister Chair" by Yuki Gray Ed of 2 Ed. 1 of 2 32” x 21” x 19” Ash, birch The chair is functional, however, this is more of a 'sculptural' piece more than anything and not a cha...

The Orenn table in walnut wood. Each piece of wood is hand-selected for color, grain and then meticulously matched to ensure a beautiful natural flow. Traditional Japanese joinery is...

Made in tamo ash (Japanese ash), the single-plank top shows lively, layered grain with a calm, time-worn presence.

The dead brown hue of the used Japanese ash creates a unique and comfortable atmosphere.

1970s Alan Peters low Japanese style bowl table in ash Hand produced table made from solid English ash closely attributed to Alan Peters.

The top board is made of keyaki (Japanese zelkova), while sugi (Japanese cedar) and sen (Japanese ash) are used throughout the main structure.

The natural, organic ash glaze and tactile textures radiate in the light.

Antique Edo period Echizen kilns tsubo jar, circa 17th/18th century. Coil built with reddish iron oxide clay and buff colored ash glaze. Large Echizen jars were famous in their time ...

A genre Japanese painting of the Edo period portraying street vender of that era selling kites made of fabrics. It has been reproduced in an oshie raised picture technique, using ant...

A 19th Century English desk/dressing table featuring its original painted decoration in the then newly fashionable Japanese taste, circa 1880.

An unusual late Victorian bamboo occasional table with a Japanese parquetry top and bamboo supports with simulated tortoiseshell colouring. The cane edged square top inlaid with a ge...

Pair of Art Deco Bedsides in Kato Ash c1920 A stunning pair of early Art Deco bedside tables with high backs all shaped with single drawer and pewter handle, carved and shaped oak u...

A fine late eighteenth century octagonal games table, the chessboard veneered with Japanese exotic woods, including Tamo Ash, the upright and legs with brass mounts all supported on ...

Product Name: Samara Desk by Derk Jan de Vries for Maisa di Seveso, 1970 Designer: Derk Jan de Vries Year of Design: 1970s Style: Organic and functionalist design of the late 20th ce...

A Japanese ash glazed vase by contemporary ceramic artist Tamura Roppo (b. 1960).

The front features high-quality Keyaki (Zelkova), while the sides and top are made of Sen, also known as Japanese Ash. Both of these woods are known for their beautiful grain and hav...

A marvelous combination between Walnut & Japanese ash wood. The typical organic lines & floral decoration fitting for the art nouveau movement.

The glass part of the door is a characteristic construction, and it is a highly designed product. A tree called a Japanese ash is used. The shelf board is removable.

Crafted from vintage Japanese ash wood, this low board showcases the unique charm and character developed over time.

wooden small tansu (chest of drawers) with 5 drawers, made of Tamo (Japanese Ash). This piece is one of the "Ashed" line furnitures of my shop items - bleached with lye made from th...

This vintage tea cabinet was crafted in the Early Showa Period '1926-'. Also known in Japan as a chadansu, the case is katsura, while the front is Japanese ash (tamo) with a gentle ...

Japanese Shigaraki ash glazed storage jar. Stoneware in rich shades of green / reddish / yellow.

Beautifully textured fired stoneware with colored ash glaze. Japanese Bizen-Yaki pottery which dates back hundreds of years (its heyday was in the 16th century) is recognizable b...

A Japanese antique drawer chest crafted from ash wood, dating from the 1930s–1950s.

A wonderfully shaped gorgeously glazed Tamba (sometimes spelled Tanba) Ware pottery vase/ jar featuring a natural, organic ash glaze that absolutely radiates in the light.

Beautifully fired and colored and featuring a natural, organic ash glaze. Japanese Bizen-Yaki pottery which dates back hundreds of years (its heyday was in the 16th century) is r...

A stunning and sumptuously, naturally glazed large work by Japanese pottery master Izuru Yamamoto (Born 1944- He is the son of the late Toshu Yamamoto- a Japanese Living National Tr...

Butterfly stool designed by Sori Yanagi in ashwood. Stool measures 15.5" in height by 17" wide by 12.5" deep and is in very good condition showing minor wear to the wood. Also, there...

Ash-covered vase by U-Turn Ushiro. It is fired twice in an anagama (a kiln that burns firewood). The ashes of the firewood, the glaze, and the clay react, and the blue vitrified gla...

Very Large 17th Century Ash Glaze Tamba Tsubo, Oversized (27 1/2" h) Edo period (17th century) tsubo, or storage jar, from the Tamba Kiln, one of the 6 ancient kilns of Japan.

A genre Japanese painting of the Edo period portraying performers of that era, has been reproduced in an oshie raised picture technique, using antique fabrics. A traditional Japanese...

New finds from Kominka (old traditional style house) owned by an old established family, Ibaraki pref. , Japan. This vintage glass cabinet was manufactured as bookcase in circa 194...

Desk in moka japanese tamos burl veneer in high gloss polyester with 5 full extension drawers with bottom velvet inside and 1 file drawer on each side. Lock on the first right facing...

Japanese Tree is a an elegant floor lamp reminding a vegetal shape with 2 kinds of independent lighting. 1) Direct. 5 blown glasses within 2W LED bipin 2) Indirect, against the wall....

Rare Japanese Serie modular wall unit by Cees Braakman for UMS-Pastoe, 1958.

Stunning Mid-Century Modern Japanese Series wall unit. Design by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe.

In Japan, this type of pottery is called ``Kainei.''

Gorgeous Circular Dining Table of Japanese Ash & Dark Stained Birch w/ Abstract Cruciform Base. 1 x 21" Leaf.

Pair of nightstands in Japanese Ash

A very pretty and classic table. Perfect as a center table or games table.

Modernist wardrobe by Leon Jallot in japanese ash and rosewood veneer.

Modernist armchair by Leon Jallot in Japanese ash and rosewood veneers.

Important chest of drawers by Leon Jallot in japanese ash,rosewood veneer, and marble top.

Impressive modernist bed and night tables by Leon Jallot in Japanese ash, rosewood veneers and night tables marble top.

Spectacular modernist set consisting of vanity, chair and wall hanging mirror by Leon Jallot in Japanese ash, rosewood veneers.