[Vintage] Ishizara Stoneware Large Bowl

Japanese antique Ishizara stoneware platter/bowl. This type of stoneware called Ishizara was originally crafted as provincial ware for daily use in the 18th and 19th C (late Edo to Meiji). This piece is probably a late copy of the original Ishizara.

The sager marks on the face of the bowl result from stacking a number of pieces in the kiln for firing which are often seen in Japanese pottery. Large and heavy. Great for bonsai, moss ball, for decoration, etc.  12.2" in diameter.
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• Dimensions (Approximately): Diameter: 31cm (12.2") Height: 6cm (2.36")
• Material: Stoneware
  
  
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