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HM-2167 :: burk

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Enligt katalogkort: Burk med lock. Gråvit glasyr med fläckar i grönt och gulgrönt (påminner om kinesisk Tang-keramik):

Material: Rostfärgat stengods.

Tillverkningsort: Japan, Kanjiro Kawai.

Närmare tidsbestämning: 1940-tal

För bild se OM-1967-0021./PH

Enligt besökande intendent/curator Mayumi Furuya, Nihon Mingeikan, Tokyo (Japan Folk Craft Museum; hösten 2023): till 80% säkert att det är Kanjiro Kawai./PH

Enligt mejl 20250319 från Dr Clare Pollard (Curator of Japanese Art, Department of Eastern Art, Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford): " I asked Sagi Tamae-san, curator at the Kawai Kanjiro Kinenkan (and Kawai’s granddaughter) if she had any thoughts on the urn. She said she couldn’t give a proper, formal appraisal without seeing the piece in person but said that her initial impression from the images was that it was more likely to be a product of a mingei kiln, whether in Okinawa, Oita (Onta or Koishiwara) or Shimane. However, as Kawai Kanjiro made many copies of many varieties of ceramics as part of his research, she thought that this could also be a possibility."

Enligt Professor Ohashi (besök 2019) är burken s k Okinawa Tsuboya. /PH

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