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A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.

A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.
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A stoneware jar attributed to Shoji Hamada, Japan, probably 1950's.

Height 22 cm.

Alkuperä - Provenienssi

Reportedly a gift from Wilhelm Kåge who bought the jug at a visit to Hamada, thence in descent.