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Chōsen Karatsu water jar (mizusashi), Nakazato Tarōemon XII (also known as Nakazato Muan) Japanese, Stoneware with two-color glazes (Karatsu ware), Japan — Chōsen Karatsu water jar (mizusashi)
Nakazato Tarōemon XII
ca. 1970–80s

Teabowl, Dark brown clay (Karatsu ware), Japan — Teabowl
Japan
ca. 1700

Teabowl, Dark brown clay (Karatsu ware?), Japan — Teabowl
Japan
ca. 1850

Bowl, Pottery decorated with colors (Karatsu ware (?), Japan — Bowl
Japan
ca. 1780

Teabowl, Clay covered with a mottled glaze (Karatsu ware), Japan — Teabowl
Japan
18th century

Clog-Shaped Tea Bowl with Geometric Designs

Japan

early 17th century

Pouring vessel, Painted with underglaze iron decoration (Karatsu ware), Japan — Pouring vessel
Japan
early 17th century

Sake cup, Painted with underglaze iron decoration (Karatsu ware), Japan — Sake cup
Japan
early 17th century

Vase, Clay with a mottled glaze; impressed decorations (Karatsu ware), Japan — Vase
Japan
17th century

Jar, Clay covered with crackled glaze and streaks (Karatsu ware), Japan — Jar
Japan
19th century

Jar, Stoneware with painted decoration in underglaze brown iron (Karatsu ware), Japan — Jar
Japan

Teabowl, Clay with inlaid mishima design under transparent glaze (Karatsu ware), Japan — Teabowl
Japan
18th century

Deep Bowl, Pottery decorated with a crackled glaze, and ornamented (Karatsu ware), Japan — Deep Bowl
Japan
ca. 1780

Bowl, Clay decorated after the Mishima type with inlaid design; (Karatsu ware), Japan — Bowl
Japan
ca. 1800

Tea Jar, Clay covered with transparent glaze over white slip (Karatsu ware), Japan — Tea Jar
Japan
19th century

Water Pot, Clay with incised pattern, covered with glaze (Karatsu ware, Satsuma type), Japan — Water Pot
Japan
18th century

Bottle, Clay with dark brown mottled glaze, shading into lighter tones (Karatsu ware), Japan — Bottle
Japan
ca. 1500

Bowl, Clay covered with a crackled glaze and polychrome overglazes (Karatsu ware), Japan — Bowl
Japan
19th century

Teabowl, Clay, thick glaze with whitish underglaze; design inlaid with white slip (Karatsu ware), Japan — Teabowl
Japan
ca. 1780

Shallow Bowl, Pottery with inlaid designs, covered with a transparent glaze (Karatsu ware, Mishima type), Japan — Shallow Bowl
Japan
ca. 1780, or earlier

Dish, Stoneware with brushed white slip and copper-green and iron-brown glazes (Utsutsugawa ware), Japan — Dish
Japan
kiln in operation ca. 1691–1749

Tea Jar, Clay covered with a glaze and transparent overglaze; right-handed itogiri (Karatsu ware), Japan — Tea Jar
Japan
18th century

Cake dish, Clay covered with a thick, finely crackled glaze and a blue overglaze (Karatsu ware), Japan — Cake dish
Japan
18th century

Bottle, Clay covered with glaze and thick splashes of overglaze (Karatsu ware, Satsuma type), Japan — Bottle
Japan
18th century

Jar, Clay covered with a crackled glaze and an overglaze of colored splashes (Karatsu ware), Japan — Jar
Japan
18th century

Bottle, Clay covered with a crackled transparent glaze and a slightly thicker overglaze (Karatsu ware), Japan — Bottle
Japan
18th century

Water Pot, Clay covered with a black glaze and a white frothy overglaze; lacquer cover (Karatsu ware), Japan — Water Pot
Japan
18th century

Teabowl, Clay partly covered with a thin slip and a decoration with slip, crackled, and the base glazed (Karatsu ware), Japan — Teabowl
Japan
18th century

Japan

1700

Bowl, Clay, the upper part slightly covered with slip, incised mishima design filled and rubbed with white slip (Chosen Karatsu ware), Japan — Bowl
Japan
18th century

Bottle with Decoration of Pine Tree, Stoneware with iron-painted design and copper-green glaze over brushed white slip (Takeo Karatsu ware), Japan — Bottle with Decoration of Pine Tree
Japan
ca. mid-17th century

Jar, Clay covered with a transparent glaze with streaks on the upper half, a thin brown glaze on the lower half; incised decorations (Karatsu ware), Japan — Jar
Japan
18th century

Japan

ca. 1780

Brown Oribe Flower Holder with Handles, Stoneware with natural ash, feldspar, and iron glaze (Mino ware, Kuro-Oribe type), Japan — Brown Oribe Flower Holder with Handles
Japan
early 17th century

Garrus-Ware Bowl, Earthenware; white slip-covered, carved decoration under a monochrome glaze (Garrus ware) — Garrus-Ware Bowl
12th–13th century

Buff Ware Bowl with Geometric Patterns, Earthenware; polychrome decoration under transparent glaze (buff ware) — Buff Ware Bowl with Geometric Patterns
9th century

Buff Ware Fragment with Horned Animals, Earthenware; polychrome decoration under transparent glaze (buff ware) — Buff Ware Fragment with Horned Animals
9th–10th century

"Sgraffito-ware" Bowl, Red earthenware; white slip-covered with incised and brown slip decoration under polychrome transparent glazes — "Sgraffito-ware" Bowl
14th century

Teabowl and Accessories, Clay, transparent glaze and thick overglaze in spots; accessories consist of black lacquer tea jar, small cylindrical wooden holder with bamboo tea whisk and jointed bamboo spoon; brocade covers for bowl and tea jar; these form a set for a traveler (Karatsu ware), Japan — Teabowl and Accessories
Japan
18th century

Mask (Wale or Ware), Wood, paint, coastal Boiken people — Mask (Wale or Ware)
coastal Boiken people
19th–early 20th century