Oribe Ceramics

Beautiful dark green glazed Oribe ware round vase. In the bottom of vase, there is a small signed by Japanese artisan. Oribe ware is a type of Mino Ware, which is traditionally m...

This beautiful Oribe confectionary plate belonged to an antique collector in Owari, Japan (1904-1982). It was used for tea ceremony. The plate is rare fan shape. The deep green color...

Born in Gifu prefecture, Nakajima specializes in Shino and Oribe ceramics and has been exhibited at the Issuikai Ten as well as many major Japanese department store exhibitions throu...

Incredible example of Oribe pottery showing both the colorful glaze and bold painted designs that are trademarks of this type of Japanese pottery.

Beautiful painted ceramic oribe style chawan bowl from Japan, 1950s. Circular dish with white and copper green glaze and painted bird motif. Minor glaze crackle consistent with age. ...

A Japanese ceramic tea bowl known as chawan potted in the E-Oribe style (painted Oribe). Oribe is a Sub type of high-fired Mino wares produced in the Seto and Mino areas of Gifu Pref...

Conjuring up images from Alice in Wonderland, surrounded by cupcakes and jelly on the laden table at the Madhatter's Tea Party, this whimsical example of contemporary Japanese Oribe ...

It is made with porcelaine and made with style Oribe (Oribe ware/ Oribe yaki). A style of Japanese pottery 'Oribe yaki' was first appeared in the sixteenth century.

Mint condition From Japan, a beautiful hand-built, painted and glazed, Oribe ware tea bowl created over thirty years ago. Raku pottery. A stunning simple "Mountains & Pagoda" ...

Oribe ware (also known as Oribe yaki) is a style of Japanese pottery that first appeared in the sixteenth century.

Provenance: Old Kyoto collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colours to previously somber, monochromatic ceramics t...

This exquisite Mid-Century Modernist Oribe bowl, crafted in Japan during the 20th century, is a stunning example of the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese ceramics.

This item is a antique Taisho Period Japanese Oribe Rectangle Tray. It features a vibrant green, antique white, and peach color palette. The green glaze, typical of Oribe (Ao-Oribe) ...

Conjuring up images from Alice in Wonderland, surrounded by cupcakes and jelly on the laden table at the Madhatter's tea party, this whimsical example of contemporary Japanese Oribe ...

Ken Matsuzaki’s haptic ceramics bring a contemporary approach to traditional Japanese ceramicware, most notably 16th-century Oribe pottery.

This listing is for a set of five cups and five plates for a total of ten pieces. $975 for the whole set. These are vintage Oribe pottery, a Japanese tea set. Pretty glaze, green and...

Mandarin ducks shape, glazed ceramic with cutouts to allow ends of standing screens to securedly rest inside them. Oribe kiln is one of the oldest Japanese kilns and mostly identifie...

A charming vintage Japanese oribe glazed chawan by Matsumoto Tetsuzan (b. 1955), Seto, Japan. The tea bowl, called a chawan, wonderfully potted with a high sides and a deep well....

This tea pot is made with style Oribe (Oribe ware/ Oribe yaki). Dimensions: 15.5 x 18 x H19 cm (including wrist 10cm).

An antique Japanese Meiji period round Oribe planter from the 19th century, with decorative motifs. Created in Japan during the Meiji period, this 19th century planter draws our atte...

Mint condition From Japan, a beautiful hand-built, painted and glazed, Oribe ware tea bowl created over thirty years ago. Raku pottery. A stunning simple "Mountains & Pagoda" motif...

Signed, Mint and Boxed A superb Japanese large antique Oribe flower themed water kettle or tea pot handcrafted in a beautiful Classic Oribe glaze: green, cream, black and white cer...

Oribe ware (Oribe-yaki) is a style of Japanese pottery that first appeared in the sixteenth century.

I would like to introduce a simple but very beautiful tea bowl. This is a type of pottery called "Tempo Oribe". "Tempo" is the name of the era in the Edo period, and Oribe is the n...

Provenance: Old Shigaraki collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colors to previously somber, monochromatic cera...

Provenance: Old Shigaraki collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colours to previously somber, monochromatic cer...

Provenance: Old Shigaraki collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colours to previously somber, monochromatic cerami...

Dimensions: 1.6 inches high and 5 inches long and 3.25 inches deep Provenance: Old Shigaraki collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introdu...

Provenance: Old Kyoto collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colours to previously somber, monochromatic ceramic...

Provenance: Old Kyoto collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colors to previously somber, monochromatic ceramics tr...

Provenance: Old Kyoto collection. History of Oribe wares: Oribe ware, invented in Japan in 1605, introduced vivid patterns and colours to previously somber, monochromatic ceramics t...

Both follow same patterns. Not a facing pair.

Pair of Japanese Oribe ware Hibachis. Taisho period

Oribe Octagonal Hanging Plate

Large contemporary Oribe style Tray by potter David Zdrazil. Oribe refers to the Japanese pottery making use of a green copper glaze and bold painted designs. This style takes its n...

Size is exceptional. Has the original hole for the spout.

With a tactile surface texture decorated with an asymmetrical design painted between green-glazed areas, this dish is a typical example of Green Oribe (ao-oribe) ware. The glaze fire...

Japanese Oribe ware stoneware te-bachi pots (hand warmer). Oribe, a type of Mino ware produced in a region north of Nagoya, is named after Furuta Oribe (1544-1615), a tea master and ...

Japanese square oribe ware dish with high, irregular stepped sides. Pleasingly decorated with an abstract design of three army standards seen beyond a field of green.

'Oribe Hibachi' Glazed Ceramic Planter with Hand Painted Detail

Japanese oribe ware stoneware rectangular dish with lid. The body glazed with vertical brown lines alternating with straw colored clay body. The lid with a diagonal splash of Green g...

Beautiful dark green glazed Oribe ware vase with a handle. In the bottom of vase, there is a small signe by Japanese artisan. Oribe ware is a type of Mino Ware, which is traditio...