5 results for "jōmon pottery"

This is a "Jomon" pottery. It is from the Neolithic period in Japan. It was excavated. In Japan, it is called the "Jomon period". Decorative earthenware is made during this perio...

We have a unique Japanese aesthetic sense. And only we can introduce unique items through our purchasing channels in Japan and the experience we have gained so far, in such a way that no one else can imitate. This is a "Jomon" pottery. It is from the Neolithic period in Japan. It was excavated. In Japan, it is called the "Jomon period". Jomon means the pattern of the rope. Make a thin rope and roll it on the surface of the pottery. Then the rope pattern will be transferred to the pottery. Such decorative pottery is made in this era. And this marks the end of that era. The number of pottery with few decorations and pottery without decoration will increase. It is about 3000 years old. It's very primitive and simple. I like the beauty of Jomon pottery. In addition, there is a slightly red repair mark on the mouth. There is a hole in the torso. But this is in very good condition. Most pottery has repair marks that connect debris. But this is rare. Small pottery...

This is an ancient Japanese pottery. The name is called Jomon pottery. “Jomon” refers to the pattern of rope. It is a unique technique that teaches thin patterns on the surface of earthenware. This earthenware is a very important earthenware that is indispensable in talking about Japan. The pots and pans that were necessary for people to live in groups are all made of Jomon pottery. The origin of Jomon pottery begins 17,000 years ago. This pottery is estimated to be about 5,000 to 4,000 years old. This is from the middle of the Jomon period...

An absolutely stunning Yayoi Doki earthenware vase / vessel - produced sometime during the Yayoi period (300 BC - 300 AD) a period known as the Iron Age era in the history of Japan and the period that immediately proceeded the Jomon period...

A wonderfully designed and gorgeously colored coveted square Mingei vase by Japanese National Treasure pottery master Tatsuzo Shimaoka. This work displays...

This intricately styled pair of terracotta figurines is sculpted in the style of Japanese Dogū sculptures of the Jōmon period (10th-4th century B.C.). Reminiscent of Pre-Columbian redware figures, Dogū ceramics are known for their primitive abstract rendering of the human form and decorative geometric etchings. This pair of ceramic figurines...

A handsome Japanese ceramic stoneware storage jar attributed to Tatsuzo Shimaoka (1919-2007), an important member in Japanese Mingei folk art movement....

A set of five Japanese ceramic bowls by Tatsuzo Shimaoka (?? ??; 1919-2007), an important member in Japanese Mingei Folk Art movement. The collection c...

Mint, signed and boxed Japanese important National Treasure Artist Tatsuzo Shimaoka ( 1919-2007) Dragon Sake bottle, Mashiko Tokkuri. A wonderful Japanese attractive hand-painted ceramic work of art dating to the later 20th century. Handcrafted. Finely painted details. Dimensions: Bottle is 5.5 inches high Condition is excellent. Original signed wood collector box tomobako is included. About the Artist: Tatsuzo Shimaoka (Shimaoka Tatsuzo...