Japanese Edo Shoki Imari Sake Bottle with Kintsugi
Early 17th Century
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Description
A porcelain sake bottle from the early Edo period.
- Abstract design in underglaze cobalt blue.
- Shoki Imari is literally translated as Early Imari and was one of the first types of porcelain produced in Arita, located in the Saga Prefecture.
- Lacquer kintsugi repair to the mouth rim.
- Tomobako storage box.
Condition Report
Revive
Fair
GoodVery Good
Like New
Glazing and firing flaws with minute chips to the foot rim.
Old kintsugi repair to mouth rim.
Dimensions
Height: 5.5 inches / 13.97 cm
Diameter: 3.4 inches / 8.64 cm
Materials
Porcelain, Pine
Decorative Style
Asian Decorative Arts
Country of Origin
Japan
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