small round bowl with inward curving walls; subtly lobed; darker green celadon glaze

Lobed Celadon Brush Washer, 19th century

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Aoki Mokubei, a potter, painter, and scholar, probably made this small bowl, which used to hold water for washing one’s calligraphy and paint brushes. Mokubei’s porcelain works tend to relate to scholarly pursuits, Chinese learning, and sencha or steeped-tea ceremony.

Details
Title
Lobed Celadon Brush Washer
Artist Life
1767 - 1833
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2015.79.318
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small round bowl with inward curving walls; subtly lobed; darker green celadon glaze