Wabi Sabi Jar

%. This antique clay pot would make an eye-catching addition to your Wabi-Sabi or Axel Vervoordt style

During the Muromachi Period (1392–1573), the concept of wabi-sabi was formed from the tea ceremony

This has long been known as the "Luson jar" in Japan. Luzon is the name of an island in the

I came across a very rare pottery. It is a very old Japanese pottery. It was made in the early Edo period. (1600s-1700s). This is called "Tokoname". The shape is an unusual oval. T...

It is a very old jar in Japan. This is a pottery called Tokoname ware. Tokoname is a kiln located

. This jar was made at the beginning of the Muromachi period (1400-1450), which is older than the Edo

This is an old large Japanese pottery. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s). The entire pottery is covered with paper, which is peeling in places. It is also very beautiful, ...

imitate. It is a jar made in the early Edo period in Japan. This is a pottery called "Tamba ware". Tamba

this jar. Weight: 5.6 kg.

A 19th century dark olive green glazed earthenware jar from Andalusia with twin handles and

A large and fantastically patinated earthenware jar with characterful iron staple repairs and

A monumental early 19th century terracotta jar with decorative pinched banding throughout. Heavily

A large 18th century statement earthenware jar, heavily patinated with characterful iron staple

off. However, it is a wonderful vase that feels very wabi-sabi. Although there are small cracks, it

Stone / Clay Pottery in the wabi sabi style Its distorted shape makes it a beautiful piece of art

This Echizen ware jar was produced during the Kamakura period, around the 13th century. Even among

Carved wood seed pot, wabi-sabi handmade iron staples, France, c. 1900, Probably for flour.

century. At 46.9 cm tall, it would have been considered a large jar for its time. It features a soft

in rustic, ethnic, or wabi-sabi interiors. Each jar is unique in shape, color, and finish

A wonderful antique wabi sabi terracota jar with beautiful patina from age and use.

feel the wabi-sabi. There are also two circular patterns around the shoulder. This is a stamp. A

1700s-1800s Tokoname Japanese antique tsubo pottery ceramic jar wabi sabi Size: 410F, H 510

Since ancient times, people have created and passed down necessary tools from familiar materials to survive in the severe struggle against nature, and have nurtured a lifestyle and c...

This is a very old Japanese pottery. I am proud to say that this item was one of the best purchases I have made in my 20 years of antique buying. It has been restored to this appea...

It is a very old jar in Japan. This is a pottery called Tokoname ware. Tokoname is a kiln located

imitate. It is a very old jar in Japan. This is a pottery called Tokoname ware. Tokoname is a kiln

A Chinese Warring states brown pottery jar with incised marks. This jar was made during the

). This is because the natural glaze is beautifully hung. And this is a Bizen jar that was burned in

Antique painted terracotta amphora Loss of paint and wear throughout. 19th Century Spain.

Very old earthenware from the Republic of Peru. It was made in the 1700s-1800s. It was used for collecting and storing lacquer. The inside is covered with lacquer. Beautiful ...

evokes the spirit of “wabi-sabi,” the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection and

make it easier to use when using a long cassotte. But don't you feel wabi-sabi for this defect? The

adds depth and character, ideal for modern rustic, wabi-sabi, or industrial-inspired spaces. Perfect

—expressions of wabi-sabi, the Japanese appreciation for impermanence and beauty in decay. When tested by

It is a 16th century jar from the Muromachi period to the Momoyama period. It is "Shigaraki ware

-) and has been kept in this condition. It is called Tokoname. It is a very rare jar. The beauty of this

Huge antique Shigaraki wine or water storage jar with Hagi-Nagashi glaze, circa 1900. Nice, organic

embodying the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic. 15" high. 13" diameter. Bruise at mouthrim rim, as shown.

This is an old Japanese pottery. It is called Tokoname ware. This pottery is from the Edo period (1700s-1800s). The snaky shape is very unique. It is very beautiful from any angle....

unique work. This particular piece encompasses the Japanese Wabi-Sabi aesthetic (which is so revered

It is a jar baked in Japan's TOKONAME (Aichi Prefecture). The era seems to be the Edo period (1700s

can imitate. I have a very cool jar in stock. This is a kiln called "atsumi-kiln" in Aichi

It is an old and large Japanese pottery. It is called Shigaraki. It is believed to be from the Edo period (1700s-1800s). It comes with a straw lid. The unique distorted shape i...

This is an old large Japanese pottery. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s). The entire pottery is covered with paper. This large vase was used to transport and store tea leave...

vase that feels very wabi-sabi. This is a jar made from the Momoyama period to the early Edo period

many years, the surface will deteriorate and it will look like the image. However, it has a wabi-sabi

century) in Japan. This is a jar that was burned during the Muromachi period (around the 14th to 16th

rustic wabi-sabi feel. This pot is also bumpy and three-dimensional, making it a very interesting item

Nice Chinese antique pottery has arrived. This has long been known as the "Luson jar" in Japan

It is a large jar made in the first half of the Edo period in Japan. It was used as a living tool

It is a very old Japanese pottery. It was made in the early Meiji period. (1800s-1900s). This is called "Tokoname". The shape is an unusual oval. The unique distorted shape is ...

one of them. And this is a jar that was baked around 1573-1650. An Echizen jar of the same era was

long-term use and natural glaze, you can enjoy the wabi-sabi scenery. The distorted shape is due to

beautiful view like an ink painting. Japanese people like jars with such stains very much. I feel wabi

(traditional Japanese paper), aimed to give extra sturdiness to the pot. The unique wabi sabi texture is coming

can imitate. It is a jar made in the early Edo period in Japan. This is a pottery called "Tamba

A large earthenware jar with characterful iron staple repairs beneath its patinated limed surface

Bertu Counter Stools, White Oak Counter Stool, Chile Stool This White Oak Chile Counter Stool is beautifully constructed from solid wood in Ohio, USA. The stool is chunky and modern...

A Japanese antique ceramic vase with a calm, understated presence shaped by time. Although an older piece, it remains in good condition with no cracks or chips, retaining the integri...

There is a long crack that has been repaired. Detailed images 14th and 15th. There is no water leakage, but please refrain from leaving water in it for more than two days. Also, be s...

This is a board and a wooden box that were used in Japan from the Meiji period to the early Showa period. These two can be combined to make a low table. The tabletop is made of eithe...

Classic, elegant, with a perfectly imperfect touch. We just love our new porcelain Parasol Fluted Pendants. Inspired by a vintage pie cover, we designed them to hang over our kitchen...

From Tohoku area, Japan. This Cha Tsubo, pottery Jar for tea leaf stoage - is a product of late Edo to Meiji era (estimate 1860s-1910) estimate from the style & condition. The ...

This is an exceptionally rare large ceramic jar from Japan, covered in paper. It was made during the Meiji period (1860s–1900s) and was originally used for transporting and storing t...

Found like an ancient relic.. created from found clay slabs throughout the studio. Glazed and finished in old world bronze and mocha mix of color and texture on dark chocolate clay....

This low table was loved by craftsmen as a "workbench" during the Meiji period. The wood grain, which has deepened with age, is reminiscent of the warm lifestyle of that time. A cu...

Introducing our exquisite low table, a stunning example of the beauty found in wabi-sabi and traditional craftsmanship. Originally used as a sewing workbench, this piece carries a ri...

This is a small black-glazed jar made in Korea between the 15th and 16th centuries. White porcelain is famous in Korea, but this was a type of porcelain that was only allowed to be u...

This is a Tamba ware jar produced in Japan during the early Edo period (circa 17th century). Tamba ware, along with Seto, Tokoname, Echizen, Shigaraki, and Bizen, is known as one of ...

Bowl from the late Ming dynasty cargo. An identical piece is included on page 136 of the Bin Thuan catalog titled 'The Age of Discovery: Asian Ceramics Found Along the Maritime Silk ...

This is a Shigaraki ware ceramic piece, crafted in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Shigaraki ware originates from the Shigaraki region and dates back as far as the 8th century. It is one of...

It is believed that pottery baked in southern China in the early Ming dynasty was imported into Japan. It is a small size. The upper part is slightly glazed. The color gradation c...

This Tsubo, pottery Jar is a product of, at least late Edo era (estimate 1840s-1860) estimate from the style & condition. Especially, The lid is made from wood, has a good amount...