Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art we are happy to combine

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■ Description Item Details This is a substantial Japanese antique stone statue depicting "Ta-no-Kami" (The God of the Rice Field)

or as part of an art collection

"Zenjin" (Good Deities): The scroll is sometimes referred to as the "Sixteen Good Deities

Description This is a traditional Japanese Buddhist art set that includes a hand-carved wooden statue of a Buddha figure

Antique Japanese Kyushu Pottery Jar Tsubo Green Ash Glaze Edo Era Wabi-sabi Folk Art we are happy to combineDescription 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