15th century
Height 37.5cm, mouth diameter 13.6cm, body diameter 31.4-32.2cm, bottom diameter 15.5-16.8cm
Tamba Antique Pottery Museum
This jar has a small outer neck and the largest diameter of the body is in the lower half of the bowl, which is a variant of an “abacus ball” shape. It is made of rolled-up clay, and the surface of the vessel has been brushed with a brushwork adjustment. There is a well kiln mark on the shoulder. There are faint traces of geta mark on the underside. The reddish-brown ground is covered with a bright green natural glaze, which flows down to the lower half of the body and adds to the scenery.
