A hand-thrown stoneware vessel from Kasama, Japan, exemplifying the mid-century mingei revival. Its softly distorted form and volcanic clay surface embody the wabi-sabi ideal of beauty in imperfection, hallmarks of Japan’s postwar studio pottery movement
Provenance: Japan, ca. 1960s
Material: High-fire stoneware
Dimensions: 10.63"dia x 13.39"h
$775.00
