Antique Japanese Edo Era c1800’s Hand Painted Imari Ceramic Jo & Uba 9.5” Tools Measures: 50
Description
Measures: 50
This is a pair of matching vintage Chinese marble stone name stamps
White liner
Many additional smaller stamps can sometimes also be seen as official symbols given by government officials - they verified and approved that this bucket is an exact standard unit - one masu
it remains a wonderful piece for collectors of Japanese folk crafts
Antique Japanese Edo Era c1800’s Hand Painted Imari Ceramic Jo & Uba 9.5” Tools Measures: 50This is an antique Japanese Edo era mid 1800s Imari ceramic bowl. Its all hand painted with the traditional legendary figures of Jo & Uba watching the rising sun. They are symbols of strength, longevity and fidelity. The Japanese cranes on the outside have a similar symbolic meaning. Formed with a double foot which is seen less often in Japanese Imari Made of high fired ceramic for long term strength and durability in a traditional wood fired kiln. A
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