Japanese pots
Both are in excellent condition Don’t know who made them The luds fir both are a slightly different color
One is 4” high One is 5” high
Secondhand Store
Yes
Hello,
Your item consists of a pair of Japanese ceramic pots with calligraphic inscriptions, likely tea storage or condiment jars, each with a matching lid. These appear to be hand-thrown pottery, glazed in a soft beige tone, and accented with black brushwork.
Historical Context
Japanese ceramic jars like these have been used for centuries for storing tea, spices, and other goods. The brush-painted calligraphy is a traditional decorative style seen in Japanese ceramics, often reflecting poetic or symbolic meanings. The unmarked base suggests they may be artisanal or folkware rather than mass-produced factory items.
