Japanese Awaji Pottery Vase
$295.00
A lovely piece of Awaji pottery made on the island of Awaji Japan. Awaji produced pottery from around 1830 till 1939. This vase carries the made in Japan stamp.
Origin: Awaji, Japan.
Period: 1922 – 1939.
Condition: This vase is in lovely undamaged condition.
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| Approximate Dimensions (cm) | L 13.5 x H 13 |
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A lovely piece of Awaji pottery made on the island of Awaji Japan. Awaji produced pottery from around 1830 till 1939. This vase carries the made in Japan stamp.
A characterful Awaji Pottery vase from the interwar period, made during the kilns’ highly creative phase between 1922 and 1939. Pieces from these decades often combine confident hand‑thrown forms with expressive glazing, and this vase fits neatly into that tradition. Awaji potters were known for their willingness to experiment, producing vessels with strong silhouettes and richly coloured finishes ranging from greens and yellows to deep purples and turquoise.
Vases of this era typically show the kiln’s shift toward more sculptural, modernist influences while still retaining the warmth of small‑kiln craftsmanship. The glaze work — whether glossy, matte, or subtly variegated — is a key hallmark of Awaji’s appeal, giving each piece a unique surface character shaped by the island’s firing techniques.
A handsome example of late‑Taishō to early‑Shōwa Awaji ware, ideal for collectors of Japanese art pottery or anyone seeking a decorative piece with both heritage and individuality.
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