This sake vessel features intricate openwork carving. This small vessel highlights the craftsmanship of the artisan. The corners are decorated with an iris pattern. This flower symbolizes the rainy season in Japan. Known as a plant that wards off evil spirits, the iris, which can also be read as "shobu," is said to represent "勝負" or "尚武," and was used as the family crest of samurai families.
Its interesting shape makes it a beautiful piece even when displayed as is. It looks great as a vessel, or when decorated with wild flowers, and it seems like it can be used in a variety of ways.
During banquets, sake vessels were placed on top of such special vessels. Sake is the most sacred product made from rice, and is offered in the center of the Shinto altar. As a sign of respect for sake, a beautiful culture of communicating with others through sake-related ceremonies and the exchange of sake vessels was cultivated, and sake vessels such as sake vessel stands and sake washers came to be used.
小さな器に職人の技が盛り込まれています。
角の部分には菖蒲文様。
日本の梅雨時期を象徴する花です。
邪気払いの植物として知られ、「しょうぶ」とも読むことから「勝負」「尚武」に通じるといわれ、武家の家紋としても使用されていました。
形の面白さからそのまま飾っても絵になりますね。
また、器としても野の花を生けても素敵で、様々な使い方ができそうです。
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This sake vessel features intricate openwork carving.
This small vessel highlights the craftsmanship of the artisan.
The corners are decorated with an iris pattern.
This flower symbolizes the rainy season in Japan.
Known as a plant that wards off evil spirits, the iris, which can also be read as "shobu," is said to represent "勝負" or "尚武," and was used as the family crest of samurai families.
Its interesting shape makes it a beautiful piece even when displayed as is.
It looks great as a vessel, or when decorated with wild flowers, and it seems like it can be used in a variety of ways.
During banquets, sake vessels were placed on top of such special vessels.
Sake is the most sacred product made from rice, and is offered in the center of the Shinto altar.
As a sign of respect for sake, a beautiful culture of communicating with others through sake-related ceremonies and the exchange of sake vessels was cultivated, and sake vessels such as sake vessel stands and sake washers came to be used.
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JAPAN
1830年~1844年
caliber 2.8×height 2.4×2.6in
porcelain
ヒビが入っている部分があります。
used - Difficulty -
There are some cracked parts..
なお、できる限りよい状態の良いものを取り扱っておりますが、アンティークの性質上、多少の汚れ、退色、キズなどある場合があります。御了承の上お買い求め下さいますようお願い申し上げます。
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多少の使用感
ヒッツキ フリモノ
非常に目立つヒッツキ 釉はげ 模様の薄れ
ニュウ(ヒビ) カケ 金継ぎ 共直し
広範囲に及ぶ模様の薄れ
*当店は、買出し屋です。
実際に一軒一軒のお宅へ出向いて、
蔵や土蔵に眠っている商品を
買わせて頂いています。
その為、骨董品に関しては、
うぶもの
(未だ蔵の中で世に出ていない品)
を中心に取り扱っております。
昔の方々の巧みの技をそして、
それを大事に使っていた方々の心を
大切にしていただける方々へお届けしたいと思っております。