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Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monks
Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monks
Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monks
Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monks

Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monks

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Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monksThis is a rare and exquisite Ko Imari polychrome shaving bowl ("Higezara") from the Genroku Era (1688 1704). The pale green, orange, and indigo colors of the polychrome decoration, along with the white of the porcelain, are characteristic features of Imari ware from the Genroku Era and indicate that this piece was produced during that time. The term "Higezara" (literally "beard plate") refers to a type of bowl believed to have been used by European

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Uses Traditionally used by monks during pilgrimage and prayer rituals

frog ornaments are often placed in homes

showing the warmth of hand tools and the natural texture of the wood

Features & Cultural Context

It shows signs of age consistent with its history

Antique Japanese Imari ware Ko-Imari Polychrome Higezara Shaving Bowl 17C Arita Porcelain Tansu/Chest Uses Traditionally used by monksThis is a rare and exquisite Ko Imari polychrome shaving bowl ("Higezara") from the Genroku Era (1688 1704). The pale green, orange, and indigo colors of the polychrome decoration, along with the white of the porcelain, are characteristic features of Imari ware from the Genroku Era and indicate that this piece was produced during that time. The term "Higezara" (literally "beard plate") refers to a type of bowl believed to have been used by European

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