Large Grain Storage Jar
- Medium: Stoneware with natural ash glaze, Shigaraki ware
- Place Made: Kamakura, Japan
- Dates: 14th century
- Period: Nambokucho Period
- Collections: Asian Art
- Museum Location:
This item is on view in Asian Galleries, The Arts of Japan, 2nd Floor - Accession Number: 73.32
- Credit Line: Frank L. Babbott Fund
- Image: Overall, 73.32_SL1.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph
- Catalogue Description: Jar with predominantly amber-colored scorching with natural ash glaze. Typical of this ware, feldspathic deposits (of sand and gravel) in the clay. Stoneware. Jar has flaring neck and out-turned rim (tamt-buchi), broad sloping shoulders, wide body which tapers toward base. Flat base, slightly concave. From area southeast of Kyoto, one of the Six Old kiln sites. Condition: Pock marks throughout. Three breaks in lip. Some flaking on body. Area on base where clay and ash (?) accumulated in firing.
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