13th century
Height 14.3cm, mouth diameter 31.5cm, bottom diameter 11.0cm
Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of History
This vase is also thinly made, and the mouth rim is slightly beveled with an outward slant. It is made of rolled-up clay, and a part of the mouth rim is bent to form a one-sided mouth. The bottom of the bowl has marks of still thread cutting. The ware has a grayish-black color due to smoked firing. The production date can be dated to the early Kamakura period (1185-1333), judging from the mouth rim band and the fact that there are no grating marks on the inner surface.
