Deep Bowl

Shuntai Japanese

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Katō Shuntai, whose father was the famous potter Shunzan, ran the official Owari branch of the Tokugawa family kiln (goyōyama) at Ofukeyo from 1817until 1851, when he passed the operations on to his son. He is famous for his Oribe style renditions.

Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan

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Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan
Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan
Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan
Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan
Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan
Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan
Deep Bowl, Shuntai (Japanese, 1799–1878), Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over incised decoration (Mino ware, Ofuke type), Japan

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