Water Jar with Lugs, Named Tatsuta Gawa (Tatsuta River)

Water Jar with Lugs

Water jar with two lugs

Pouch-Shaped Water Jar with Lugs

Water jar with two lugs and rivet decorations

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Odaimyō

Water Jar with Two Handles

Diamond-Shaped Water Jar with Dragons

Water Jar, Named Shiba no Iori (Grass Hut)

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Ura no Tsuki (Seaside Moon)

The Tatsuta River

Sake Pitcher with Scenery of the Tatsuta River

Tea Container with Lugs in Brown Glaze, Named Oshima (Takatori Ware)

Yamato Province: Tatsuta Mountain and Tatsuta River

Water Jar (Mizusashi) with Bamboo

Water Jar with Camellias

Water container with ears, shigaraki type

Water container with ears, Bizen ware

Water Jar with Chinese Scholars

Small Water Vessel with Dragon-shaped Lugs and Chrysanthemums in Underglaze Blue

Water Jar with Blooming Arrowroot

Jar with Four Lugs

Jar with Two Lugs

Jar with Four Lugs

Jar with Three Lugs

Tea caddy

Water jar with two lugs and rivet decorations

Water Jar (Mizusashi)

Fire bowl

Cylindrical Flower Vase

Water Jar with a Flush Rim

Vase (hanaire)

Square-Shouldered Tea Caddy, Named “Niō (Temple Guardian)”

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Takatori Water Jar in Korean-Karatsu Style

tea-caddy

tea-jar; lid

Tea caddy with a green brown glaze

Freshwater Jar (Mizusashi)

台座

tea-jar

Inkstone

Tea Caddy

黒楽茶碗　銘「苔志水」

Flower Vase Shaped Like a Travel Pillow

黒楽茶碗　谷焼

tea-jar

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