Antique Japanese Sumida Gawa Ceramic Vase w/ Children Inoue Ryosai (c1900) LS#085 Tsubo symbolizing uprightness and resilience —

symbolizing uprightness and resilience — completing a harmonious Edo aesthetic

She will ad an air of pleasant calm to your day

Nichiren emphasized the chanting of the mantra "Nam-myoho-renge-kyo" as a means of attaining enlightenment and achieving Buddhahood in this lifetime

18th–19th century

soda (big square shoulder panels) the paneled skirt and upper leg protection skirt

Antique Japanese Sumida Gawa Ceramic Vase w/ Children Inoue Ryosai (c1900) LS#085 Tsubo symbolizing uprightness and resilience —Antique Japanese Sumida Gawa Tall Ribbed Red Vase with Two Children, Unknown Artist (c. 18901920) A tall Sumida Gawa vase with two high relief child figures, one offering a green basket of small round objects while the other reaches up toward it. The ribbed body is finished in a rich iron red glaze with bold black and cream drip glaze flowing from the flared rim. Sumida Gawa pottery, originating from the Sumida River district in Tokyo, is celebrated