Water Jar, Pail shape; Kosometsuke type

Ming dynasty, 17th century, China

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This water jar was made to order for a Japanese tea master at the Jingdezhen kilns during China’s late Ming dynasty. The work is styled as a wooden pail, and the knob on the lid represents bamboo. The clay and glaze are of poor quality, resulting in the mushikui (“wormhole”) effect caused by glaze flaking away from the edges. The rustic appearance of works such as this found favor among Japanese tea practitioners of the time.

作品介绍

• 标题: Water Jar, Pail shape; Kosometsuke type
• 创作日期: Ming dynasty, 17th century, China
• 创作地点: China
• 实际尺寸: w182 x h248 x d150 mm
• Place: 中国
• Object Title: 古染付手桶形水指
• Object Notes(Japanese): 日本の茶人からの注文により、明時代末の景徳鎮窯において、木製の手桶の形を模して作られた水指。蓋の鈕は竹を象っている。胎土や釉薬の質が悪いため、稜の部分には虫喰とよばれる釉薬の剥落が生じているが、その飄逸な作風が日本の茶人に喜ばれた。
• Object Date: 明時代?17世紀
• Kiln(Japanese): 景徳鎮窯
• Kiln: Jingdezhen ware
• Donor(Japanese): 広田松繁氏寄贈
• Donor: Mr. Hirota Matsushige
• 类型: Ceramic

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Tokyo National Museum