Japanese Tokoname Style Stoneware Chawan Mishima Decoration W/ Grey Glaze Over White Slip Red Terracotta Carving well-made contemporary form

well-made contemporary form

All three drawers open and close smoothly

open blossoms and foliage rendered with expressive brushwork

pieces like this are commonly collected and marketed as netsuke-style carvings due to their similar scale

a key port and ceramic center during the Meiji period

Japanese Tokoname Style Stoneware Chawan Mishima Decoration W/ Grey Glaze Over White Slip Red Terracotta Carving well-made contemporary formJapanese Mishima Style Stoneware Chawan This vintage Japanese stoneware chawan features finely incised Mishima style decoration beneath a soft grey blue glaze over a warm red clay body. Bands of geometric and stylized leaf motifs wrap the exterior, while the interior is decorated with a looser carved pattern that highlights the craftsmanship of the piece. The bowl is in good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Please review all