Antique Tokoname Tsubo Jar Muromachi Momoyama Ubakuchi Kiln Mark Wabi Sabi Japan Bamboo The handwritten inscription on the

The handwritten inscription on the back adds authenticity and cultural value

Total Weight (with box): 565 g / 1

This is a vintage Japanese Oribe ware vase featuring a vivid green glaze and hand-painted motifs

Conclusion Owning a piece by Hasuda Shugoro is owning a part of Japanese modern art history

Repairs: There are visible lacquer/gold repairs (Kintsugi style) on the rim and near the base

Antique Tokoname Tsubo Jar Muromachi Momoyama Ubakuchi Kiln Mark Wabi Sabi Japan Bamboo The handwritten inscription on theDescription A. Introduction Step back into the era of the Samurai with this excavated masterpiece from the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. This is a Tokoname yaki small jar (Ko tsubo), dating from the late Muromachi to Momoyama period (16th century). It features a rare and highly prized mouth shape known as "Ubakuchi," embodying the quiet strength of the Wabi sabi aesthetic. B. Features & Cultural Context F. Conclusion This Tokoname jar is a textbook