Rare and Beautiful Japanese Antique Pottery/Sue Pottery/Early 9th Century

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Rare and Beautiful Japanese Antique Pottery/Sue Pottery/Early 9th Century

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We have an aesthetic sense peculiar to Japanese people. And we introduce the unique items that only we can do, the route of purchasing in Japan, the experience value so far, and the way that no one can imitate. Sue pottery is called "sueki" in Japanese. Earthenware that was baked at low temperatures is now being baked at high temperatures due to the development of kiln technology. It is a light gray pottery. Born in Osaka, "sueki" is gradually being made in various parts of Japan. This is called "sage be" in Japan, and it is not known in detail what it was used for. The protruding part was originally in the shape of a ring. It is believed that it was used by hanging a string through the ring. As the times progressed, people at that time stopped hanging it, and it changed its shape to the shape of a protrusion. Then it looks like this button and eventually disappears. This is a shape that was made in Kansai around the 6th century, but since it was excavated in the Kanto region, the era is later, so I think it is an item around the 9th century. A jar with a similar shape was published in the art book, so I will post the image. We have an aesthetic sense peculiar to Japanese people. And we introduce the unique items that only we can do, the route of purchasing in Japan, the experience value so far, and the way that no one can imitate. Sue pottery is called "sueki" in Japanese. Earthenware that was baked at low temperatures is now being baked at high temperatures due to the development of kiln technology. It is a light gray pottery. Born in Osaka, "sueki" is gradually being made in various parts of Japan. This is called "sage be" in Japan, and it is not known in detail what it was used for. The protruding part was originally in the shape of a ring. It is believed that it was used by hanging a string through the ring. As the times progressed, people at that time stopped hanging it, and it changed its shape to the shape of a protrusion. Then it looks like this button and eventually disappears. This is a shape that was made in Kansai around the 6th century, but since it was excavated in the Kanto region, the era is later, so I think it is an item around the 9th century. A jar with a similar shape was published in the art book, so I will post the image. Also, this pot has been cherished for a long time and is stored in a wooden box like this. On this wooden box is written about this vase. It says something like: "This jar is an ancient jar that was used to worship the gods. And the [saibe jar] written on the outside of this box is the name of the person who used this jar in a Shinto ritual. Then, on September 29, 1922, it came out of the Matsui family storehouse. ” In other words, it is a pot that has been handed down from generation to generation in a family that performs rituals called saibe, and it was handed over to the family of a person called the Matsui family, and it came out of the storehouse of that person. Since it does not stand on its own, I made a thin ring base. It also comes with an old string so you can hang it on the wall. You can hang it on the wall or put it on the table. I filled it halfway with water and it didn't leak. There is no big defect. Very good condition. Also, I want many people to know the goodness of antiques, so I set the price at a reasonable price. How about showing off to your friends around you? Weight: 0.55kg

Dimensions:
Height: 6.54 in (16.6 cm)Width: 5.12 in (13 cm)Depth: 4.26 in (10.8 cm)
Style:
Other (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques:
Pottery,Unglazed
Place of Origin:
Japan
Period:
15th Century and Earlier
Date of Manufacture:
Early 9th Century
Condition:
Seller Location:
Sammu-shi, JP
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU5487229998572