Type...Pottery...Tsuboya-yaki This is a large, round jar by Jiro Kinjo, the first Living National Treasure of Okinawa, with a matching box. I believe this round jar by Kinjo, with a height of 26 cm, is exceptionally rare. The contrast between the brightly fired surface and the reddish-brown surface is intriguing and never gets old. The shrimp and fish motif is also very good. The appearance of the black glaze dripping from the rim to the neck is also interesting, and the sesame kiln change on the shoulder is also nice. There is no doubt that this is a masterpiece round jar from his prime. They say that antiques are a once-in-a-lifetime encounter, and I believe this item is a rare masterpiece that you will never encounter again if you let it go. The condition is also perfect and beautiful, and it feels like it has hardly ever been taken out of the box. If it were to be housed in the Jiro Kinjo Museum, it would undoubtedly become the ace of the round jar section. Size: Height approx. 26 cm, Width approx. 23 cm. Please allow for some error. Special price! Excellent quality, I think this price is cheap including shipping! First come, first served! Undamaged, unused item. The price is set at the lowest possible level. I cannot accept price negotiations, so please be satisfied with the images and purchase immediately. Discounts are available for bulk purchases. Also, discounts are available for multiple purchases, so please comment if you are interested. Thank you very much.