14th century
Height 8.8 cm, mouth diameter 4.3 cm, body diameter 8.5 cm, bottom diameter 6.4 cm
　From the late Kamakura period (1185-1333), many small hand-formed water jars like this one began to be produced. This was due to the diversification of daily vessels. It is made of water-glazed glass, and the handle is molded. The shoulder is stamped with a chrysanthemum seal flower design. The ash glaze is thickly applied, producing a beautiful bright green color.
