Japanese Antique Tsuboya Pottery Unglazed Tokkuri Oni no Ude Ryukyu Kingdom
Description
Japanese Antique Tsuboya Pottery Unglazed Tokkuri “Oni no Ude” (Uninuti) Ryukyu Kingdom PV277
-- Okinawa Tsuboya Yakishime Tokkuri ---
Description
This is an antique Tsuboya pottery unglazed Tokkuri (sake bottle) from the Ryukyu Kingdom period, commonly referred to as “Oni no Ude” (Uninuti), meaning “Demon’s Arm.”
Tsuboya ware is the representative pottery of Okinawa, known for its unglazed yakishime (high-fired) style, which beautifully captures the rustic texture and natural kiln effects.
This piece reflects the powerful and organic form characteristic of early Ryukyu folk ceramics.
Features
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Tsuboya ware Tokkuri from the Ryukyu Kingdom (17th–19th century)
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Traditional unglazed yakishime finish with natural firing marks
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Known as “Oni no Ude” (Uninuti), a rare and iconic form of Ryukyu pottery
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A valuable example of Okinawan folk art and historic craftsmanship
Use
Ideal for display as part of a Japanese or Okinawan antique collection, or as a highlight in a traditional or modern interior.
Size
Height: 34 cm / approx. 13.4 inches
Diameter: 11 cm / approx. 4.3 inches
Mouth: 5.5 cm / approx. 2.2 inches
Weight: 1740 g
Condition
Antique / No major damage. The rim shows repaired areas. Natural aging, firing marks, and patina enhance its authenticity.
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