Very Fine/Rare Japanese Oribe incense Box “Kogo”-Tea Ceremony-17th /18 C.
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$475.20
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A Very Fine/Rare
Japanese Oribe incense Box “Kogo”
for Tea Ceremonial Utensil-17 th /18 th C .: Japan, early Edo period, late 17 th or early 18 th century A Japanese Oribe
pottery / stoneware incense box / kogo (used in Japanese tea ceremony), faceted square box
with canted corners, painted with abstracted
design “autumn leaves ( motif
of Reeds?)” in iron red and and light and rich green glaze, some surfaces with
grey glaze, or unglazed, it’s so naive shape and decoration with a so natural beauty,
the base unglazed. It’s in very fine
condition, it measures 2.25″ h. to top of finial handle, 1.5″ w, and
1.5″ d.
