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Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautiful
Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautiful
Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautiful
Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautiful

Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautiful

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Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautifulDescription A. Introduction This is a soulful Antique Japanese Storage Jar (Tsubo) from the Edo Period. While it shares the rustic aesthetic of Karatsu, the reddish clay and distinctive glaze suggest it originates from a regional kiln in Kyushu (Southern Japan), such as the Futagawa or Old Takatori folk traditions. B. Features & Identification Origin: Kyushu, Japan. (Likely Fukuoka or Kumamoto prefecture folk kiln). Clay: The unglazed base reveals a

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Relief Side: Shows a beautiful aged patina with natural wear

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Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art Relief Side: Shows a beautifulDescription A. Introduction This is a soulful Antique Japanese Storage Jar (Tsubo) from the Edo Period. While it shares the rustic aesthetic of Karatsu, the reddish clay and distinctive glaze suggest it originates from a regional kiln in Kyushu (Southern Japan), such as the Futagawa or Old Takatori folk traditions. B. Features & Identification Origin: Kyushu, Japan. (Likely Fukuoka or Kumamoto prefecture folk kiln). Clay: The unglazed base reveals a

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