Large Antique mixing bowl. Lots of beautiful, authentic, Wabi Sabi, Or Shibui. Japanese aesthetic words/philosophies. Loosely translated: Shibui means an an aesthetic that only time can reveal, Wabi Sabi means the beauty of imperfection, how flaws bring deep beauty to objects, experiences. The perfection of imperfection.
Manufacturing place or company is unknown. I bought it from an estate sale in Santa Fe, NM.
Yes, you can put it through your dishwasher & in your microwave. Not your oven. I had it in my antique & art collection & sometimes used it as a fruit bowl. Its looks amazing filled with things like avocados, plums, apples etc..
This is sturdy & solid & heavyweight, has many beautiful "flaws", pitted glaze, crazing, chip etc.
The glaze is glossy and may be an oxidized iron based glaze or rutile.
Clay body: White Stoneware. Traditional stacked firing method from Bottle neck kilns.
Enjoy the photos & video- its even better in person!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 9.5 x 5 Weight: 3lb 7oz
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For #Caturday:
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Gallinazo style (aka Virú culture), NW Peru, Early Intermediate Period, c. 200 BCE - 600 CE.
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PS: this vessel may depict the Peruvian subspecies of Pampas Cat aka Northern Colocolo (Leopardus colocola garleppi). The Andean Mountain Cat (Leopardus jacobita) is also often suggested, but their range is more southern and higher elevation than where the Virú were? Also note the stripier legs on the Colocolo similar to the ceramic:
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the siopao, gyoza, and lumpia are filled with: clay and burnt newspapers :)
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one commission down! looking forward to seeing the colours on this one once it’s glazed
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