Japanese Bizen Ware Ceramic Dog Figurine Kimura Toho Toseien PCP309 Wood the vase shows the subtle

the vase shows the subtle gradation and texture characteristic of Japanese metal art

Condition Condition: Antique / Weathered This item is an authentic antique and shows significant signs of age and use

Base Diameter: 9

This is a rare and exquisite Ko-Imari polychrome shaving bowl ("Higezara") from the Genroku Era (1688-1704)

Uses This antique box can be used as a small storage chest

Japanese Bizen Ware Ceramic Dog Figurine Kimura Toho Toseien PCP309 Wood the vase shows the subtleThis is a Japanese Bizen ware (Bizen yaki) ceramic dog figurine, crafted by the kiln Toseien under the potter Kimura Toho. It is an unglazed stoneware ornament that includes a wooden box base and a maker's paper insert. The figurine depicts two short snouted dogs playfully positioned together. The surface displays the natural earthy tones characteristic of Bizen pottery, featuring a textured, unglazed finish with subtle reddish brown and grayish color