Bizen Yaki Jar

Edo period Bizen Yaki jar with a earthy brown surface and subtle natural textures created by traditional wood-fired techniques. It has an irregular rounded shape with a slightly narrow neck and no glaze, showcasing the raw, iron-rich clay typical of Bizen ware. Its asymmetrical patterns and kiln marks evoke the wabi sabi aesthetic of imperfection and age. Presented in a red lacquered box, it reflects the refined, rustic charm of 19th-century Japanese pottery.