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New items are now coming up.
Hope you can meet the one from HERE.
Don't miss it.
一期一会 "One time, One meeting"
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Old Chinese blue-&-white porcelain bowl designed with gosu blue arabesque pattern
as shibori ("tie-dye") style, excavated from Cambodian ruins, dated back to late Ming dynasty
circa early 17th century, with an issued certificate of authenticity from former owner (expert/dealer).
15 x 14.5 x H 5.5 cm (more)
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Ki-seto hirajawan (Yellow seto flat tea bowl), dated back to around late Edo period,
circa mid-late 19th century, with an attached signed wooden storage box.
D 13.5 x H 6.8 cm (more)
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Old Chinese green-glazed vessel/vase, considered to be fired from local kiln in south part of China,
dated back to Ming dynasty circa 16th - early 17th century. H 17.5 x D 15.5 cm (more)
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Hi, everyone!
I could finally come back from the ground life and now can connect you.
And, I really appreciate you who gave me kind comments for this time!
Domo arigatogozaimashita!!!
Now it's time to work.
A few of new items was already started today,
and some discounted 'old items' are listed as re-clearance sale.
I will be very glad that you are interested in them,
and connect you through my selection as always.
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Also, the new page of 'sold items' was constructed,
so please browse from here for reference.
Thank you!
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Unique well-burnt Shigaraki pot (vase), converted to be used as a tea article from saya
(saggar; a container for loading kilns). (more)
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This kind of Gorinto (Stone buddhist five-tiered stupa) is called Isseki-Gorinto
(sculpted from a single stone) and subdividedly categorized as the regular type of
Isseki-Gorinto (*The other types are 'Long-&-Narrow' and 'Burying'.),
dated back to approximately 16th century for the data. (more)
Old Korean-made tea bowl as Amamori-katade chawan,
ordered for a tea article by Japan in Edo period, approximately dated back to Mid-Choson dynasty,
late 17th - early 18th century. (more)
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Old Chinese blue-&-white porcelain deep dish/plate,
considered to be designed by motif of cycad in single gosu blue line,
dated back to Ming dynasty circa 16th century or earlier. (more)
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A manly bold and heavy large-size pouring-bowl as an excavated old Karatsu katakuchi is
exquisitely given traditional fumigated silver-repair (kungin naoshi) at the half of
the entire mouth-edge as its particular face. (more)
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Very old Chinese white porcelain (hakuji) bowl from Yuan dynasty (1271-1368),
housed to be diverted as tea utensil in Japan. (more)
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As a representative Japanese mingei piece from Edo period,
here is the profound aged Seto plate designed by the pattern of
iron-glazed six umanome (horse's eyes). (more)
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Oribe square-cylindrical appetizer ware (Oribe yoho mukozuke) as a tea article for kaiseki
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiseki), designed by the orthodox iron-picture of
hanging-persimmon, landscape, and stripe pattern, dated back to late Edo period,
circa early-mid 19th century, - with an attached wooden storage box. (more)
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Very earlyl Imari blue-&-white non-biscuit (namagake) porcelain dish
(Shoki Imari sometsuke zara), designed by the picture of quiet landscape with wave pattern,
dated back to early Edo period, 1610-1650. (more)
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Wild and essential aged biscuit firing ware of Seto, called Ko Seto yamajawan
(lit., Old Seto mountain bowl ; Proto pottery bowl), dripped on ore-like sparkle green natural-ash glaze,
dated back to around Heian-Kamakura period, approximately 12th century. (more)
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Old Seto (Ko Seto) amber-glazed oil flask, decorated by traditional silver-repairs (hongin-naoshi)
at mouth-edge, dated back to Edo period, circa mid-late 18th century. (more)
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Old iron bowl decorated with grape (vine) of cloisonne, which is supposed to be used for a hiire (charcoal container) as tea article, dated back to Edo period, early-mid 19th century at least, with attached a quality ebony-wooden base and a mature aged wooden storage box (signed but unidentified). (more)
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A pair of colored wooden shinto figures called Danshinzo (equivalent male statue as shinto god),
considered to be dated back to Edo period at least, approximately 15-16th century. (more)
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