Excavated from Meisenji, Anamizu-cho, Hozu-gun, Ishikawa
14th century
Height 30.5cm, mouth diameter 13.8cm, body diameter 26.2cm, bottom diameter 10.0cm
Myosenji
　The apex of the neck of the mouth, which rises vertically, is bent outward to form a rounded rim band. A bulge is left in the center of the neck. This is a relatively thin piece made of corded clay. The striated tapping pattern has a twill-cedar shape on the body and a polyhedral appearance, but the tapping is not organized vertically and is highly disordered. The shoulder is stamped with three stamps of the bamboo tube design. The bottom is a still itokiri, with an inscription that appears to be a big eight. The ware is well finished and gray in color. It was excavated from Myosenji Temple as a warehouse bone ware.
