Japanese Antique Sanage Ware Cup Heian period Pottery Bowl with Mark PCP266
Description
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Japanese Antique Sanage Ware Cup Heian period Pottery Bowl with Mark PCP266
Size
Height: 3.5cm / approx. 1.3 inches
Diameter: 9cm / approx. 3.5 inches
Weight: 105g
Description
The clay exhibits the distinctive characteristics of Sanage ware, containing small black stones or hard soil particles naturally embedded within the clay body.
This is a Japanese Sanage ware cup from the Heian period, showcasing the rustic beauty of early Japanese pottery. The piece retains its original clay texture with subtle traces of natural firing, making it a valuable reference for collectors of ancient ceramics.
Features
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Origin: Japan, Heian period
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Material: Pottery (Sanage ware)
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Marked on the base, indicating authenticity
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Simple, rustic form with earthy tones
Uses
This cup is ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques, museums, or as a study piece for those interested in early Japanese ceramic history. It can also serve as a unique display item in traditional or modern interiors.
Condition
Used. The rim has small chips, and natural wear is visible due to age, which adds to its character as an antique ceramic piece.
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