Kyusu by Aoki Mokubei

Accompanied by a box authenticated by Sho. The vessel is of compressed globular form with a lateral handle and slender spout, its surface decorated in low relief with birds amid flowering branches and scrolling motifs.The pale buff body is covered with a soft matte finish, allowing the delicately modeled decoration to emerge subtly across the surface. Encircling bands of ornamental patterns further enhance the composition, while the harmonious balance of form and decoration reflects the refined taste associated with literati-inspired ceramics.The compact proportions, sculptural modeling, and understated decorative treatment create a work of quiet elegance, combining practical function with artistic expression.Aoki Mokubei [1767-1833] was one of the most celebrated Kyoto potters of the late Edo period. Active as both a ceramic artist and literati painter, he played an important role in the development of Kyoto ware and is particularly admired for works inspired by Chinese ceramics and scholarly aesthetics. His works are highly regarded among collectors of Japanese ceramics. Height: 9.4cm Length: 13cm Wide: 11.3cm

Condition
Good condition , cover with traces of kintsugi repair, minor rim chips.[See images for details]

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