Bizen Hidasuki Mizusashi: A Timeless Treasure

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HIDASUKI HITOEGUCHI MIZUSASHI
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Inheriting a 400-year-old tradition

A traditional Bizen Mizusashi, featuring a simple yet refined design with earthy tones and subtle texture, sitting on a wooden surface.
A rustic Bizen pottery mizusashi with a simple cylindrical shape and a dark, glossy lid, displayed on a wooden surface.
A round Bizen pottery water container with a glossy dark lid, placed on a rustic wooden surface. The pot features a subtle reddish hue and a textured finish, indicative of craftsmanship from the Momoyama to early Edo period.
Close-up of a textured, earthy-toned pottery vessel with a rough surface, set against a dark background.
Close-up of a rustic, unglazed Bizen pottery piece with a textured, reddish surface, set against a dark background.
Close-up view of a rustic Bizen pottery piece with a textured surface and earthy tones, set against a dark background.
A Bizen Hidasuki Hitoeguchi Mizusashi, a traditional Japanese ceramic water container, displaying a simple yet refined shape, with a dark brown lid and an earthy texture. The piece reflects craftsmanship from the Momoyama to early Edo period.
A rustic ceramic container with a red-brown textured surface and a dark glossy lid, set against a black background.
A textured ceramic container with a dark lid, placed on a wooden surface with a dark background.
A rustic Bizen pottery vessel displayed against a black background, highlighting its earthy tones and textured surface.
A rustic, handcrafted Bizen pottery cup displayed against a dark background.
A close-up of a cylindrical, unglazed Bizen ware pot displayed on a wooden surface with a dark background.
A close-up of a traditional Bizen pottery cup, showcasing its natural terracotta color and texture, placed on a wooden surface.
Close-up of a rustic terracotta pot with a textured surface against a dark background.
Close-up of a rustic ceramic pot showcasing its textured surface against a dark background.
Close-up of a textured, earthy pottery surface with subtle scratches and imperfections, set against a dark background.
Close-up of a rustic Bizen pottery vase with a textured surface and a warm reddish-brown color, set against a dark background.
Close-up of a Bizen pottery piece, showcasing its textured surface and earthy color against a dark background.
A close-up view of the interior of a Bizen pottery cup, showcasing its earthy texture and warm colors against a dark background.
A close-up image of a rustic, unglazed terracotta pot placed on a wooden surface, captured from a slightly tilted angle to showcase its interior.
A cylindrical clay object with a textured surface, partially covered in reddish hues, resting on a wooden table.
A close-up view of a cylindrical, rustic pottery piece with a rough, textured surface, sitting on a wooden surface.
Close-up of a round, textured clay pot with a rough surface and earthy tones, set against a dark background.
Close-up view of a round, textured clay pot with a rustic surface and earthy color.
A round, glossy dark brown lid resting on a textured wooden surface.
Close-up of a dark, round ceramic object placed on a textured wooden surface, highlighting its smooth finish and simple design.
A wooden box with a simple and refined design, displayed on a dark surface. The box has a smooth texture and a well-maintained appearance, showcasing craftsmanship from the Momoyama to early Edo period.

Bizen Hidasuki Hitoeguchi Mizusashi

Size(cm) W14.7 H15.4 (When measured with the lid on 18.2cm)
Wood Box

Momoyama period to early Edo period

Although it appears to have a simple shape, the form is refined by using a spatula to sculpt the lower part of the body, resulting in a solid appearance. This ensures that the front side is clearly defined. The person who created this work seems to be doing a better job by using fewer steps and avoiding unnecessary actions. It is a beauty that is created not by addition, but by subtraction.
That field is challenging, and I believe it is the result of skilled craftsmanship and sensitivity.
The clay has a nice texture, and you can feel satisfied whether you’re touching it or just looking at it.
It’s in excellent condition, and it’s clear that it has been well cared for.
There is a small cracks around the mouth area, but they are not significant enough to cause any problems.
The lid is dark brown. The colors of the artwork may appear different depending on the time of day and weather conditions when it was photographed.
Please inquire about the price of the work.

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塗り蓋, 共箱
桃山〜江戸前期
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