MUJI SHINO PLATE (Dealer: hotoke) – Incompletely perfect lump of three Muji-Shino (Plain Shino ware) plates (and kiln-tool at foot) stuck on together as an excavation thrown away in kiln-site originally. Early Edo period, 17th century, Japan.
Besides its coincidental formative landscapes, quite an elegant feel like subtly moist texture of what Muji-Shino’s skin is, though dry actually. Although such an elevation on top surface, usable subtly as a refined plate for a little side dish (for sake or tea). Enjoy. approx. D 13-12.5cm (5.11-4.92in), H 3.8-4.6cm (1.49-1.81in)
 

 

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#08-884

 

 
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