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75” diameter
Finished in a deep brown-to-bronze gradient
drawn in a style that bridges Japanese woodblock influence and early Western Art Nouveau design
The smooth weave and warm tone give it a natural softness
The underside bears a formal inscription reading “Takaoka City Traditional Industries Youth Association
Edo Period Hand-Painted Bowl 75” diameterA rare example of early Japanese folk ceramics, this hand thrown bowl dates to the Edo period (16031868). Its surface features expressive folk figures among flowing vines, alongside poetic calligraphy reading ("Autumn and Spring") and ("Playing in the heavens"). The textured clay body and hand painted enamel show visible signs of age and craftsmanship. It comes in a wooden storage box, likely original, that has protected it over generations.
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