A beautiful late 19th century Japanese Seto ware ceramic Tokkuri, featuring a distinctive bulbous form and elegant traditional craftsmanship. Originally used as a sake flask, this substantial vessel showcases the timeless appeal of Japanese ceramics, with its organic silhouette, tactile surface and understated decorative detailing.
19th-century
Made in the historic Seto region, one of Japan’s most renowned centres of ceramic production, this piece reflects the skill and artistry of Japanese potters during the Meiji period. Its sculptural form makes it equally appealing as a decorative vessel, adding character and authenticity to contemporary, wabi-sabi, Japandi or antique-inspired interiors.
 
A wonderful collector’s piece for lovers of Japanese ceramics, antique pottery and beautifully aged decorative objects.
 
Sourced in Japan