A small vase purchased from an antique shop. It's shaped like a tokkuri (sake bottle), but its size suggests it might be for a single flower or for offering sake to the gods. The painting on the body is done with a flowing brushstroke, creating a nice atmosphere. Personally, I feel it has elements of the Joseon dynasty, Ko-Imari, and Ko-Karatsu styles. I am selling it now to organize my collection! Thank you! Size: Mouth diameter: approx. 1.8cm Base diameter: approx. 3.2cm Body (longest part): approx. 4.5cm Height: approx. 8.8cm *Please note that there may be slight variations. --- Search Words (Frequently Visited Shops) --- * Grand Piede * Tokyo Kankan * swimsuits department * Malaika (Shinsaibashi) * Essential Store (Fukushima) * Papier Labo * Playmountain * dieci * Afghan Brothers * Kogeisha * Oedo Antique Market * National Museum of Ethnology (Minpaku) * Japan Folk Crafts Museum * POSTALCO --- Search Words (Genres) --- * Old Beads * Antique Beads * Handmade * Bracelets * Roman Beads * Roman Glass * Jawa Beads * Tonbodama (glass beads) * Organic * Fair Trade * Antique Goods * Brocanterie * Antiques * Mingei (folk art) * Flea Market * Asia * Africa * Folk Craft * India * Ancient Rome