Edo Period Ceramics: Jars, Platters, and Everyday Masterpieces

This collection features ceramic works from Japan’s Edo period (1603–1868)—a time of artistic flourishing, regional innovation, and refined everyday craftsmanship.

From large Tsubo jars and decorative chargers to utilitarian platters and bowls, each piece reflects the era’s unique blend of formality and rustic charm. Whether created in kilns like Arita, Seto, or Bizen, these works embody the enduring beauty of hand-shaped clay, natural glazes, and thoughtful simplicity.