Vase by Nakamura Shuto, with Tomobako
The vessel has a full ovoid body, slightly flared mouth, and small applied loop handles around the shoulder. The surface is covered with an ash-toned glaze, with pale white slip-like decoration forming archaic-style floral and scrolling motifs.The restrained palette, textured glaze, and softly incised decoration give the work an antique and elegant appearance. Minor glaze irregularities and kiln effects are visible, consistent with the character of the piece.The name Nakamura Shuto is associated with a line of Kutani ware artists. The first Nakamura Shuto, born in Kaga, Ishikawa, studied under Takeuchi Ginshu and became known as a noted Kutani ceramic artist of the Meiji and Taisho periods. Height: 29.3cm Diameter: 18cm
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Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]
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The vessel has a full ovoid body, slightly flared mouth, and small applied loop handles around the shoulder. The surface is covered with an ash-toned glaze, with pale white slip-like decoration forming archaic-style floral and scrolling motifs.The restrained palette, textured glaze, and softly incised decoration give the work an antique and elegant appearance. Minor glaze irregularities and kiln effects are visible, consistent with the character of the piece.The name Nakamura Shuto is associated with a line of Kutani ware artists. The first Nakamura Shuto, born in Kaga, Ishikawa, studied under Takeuchi Ginshu and became known as a noted Kutani ceramic artist of the Meiji and Taisho periods. Height: 29.3cm Diameter: 18cm
Condition
Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]
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