Height 25.8 cm, mouth diameter 6.9 cm, body diameter 17.1 cm, bottom diameter 14.5 cm
Hyogo Prefectural Ceramic Museum
This piece is estimated to have been made at the end of the Momoyama period (1573-1600). The body is decorated with a fine comb-like scratch pattern, and the natural glaze is thickly applied from the mouth to the hem, forming a beautiful scene. There is a ring-shaped mark on the bottom, and two spots on the body where it has been stuck together. A mark resembling a “ni” (ニ) kiln mark can be seen on the underside of the sleeve around the shoulder. It is one of the superior pieces among Tamba ware tokutari.
