Katori buta tea ceramic color kayari mosquito coil
€42.00
A beautiful katori buta, in glazed ceramic which can be used to burn incense or mosquito repellent (our little twists with geranium or lemongrass). He's handsome and it's a great deal. It is a banko yaki, that is to say a Japanese pottery originating from Yokkaichi-banko. They are often of the utility type. (more info in description)
These models have a volute drawn on the raw sandstone at the back which creates a nice effect of material.
1-Oribe green in reference to the very fashionable green copper lacquer on tea bowls and accessories.
2-Caramel color
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-If you want to know more about this curious object, visit: - Joranne Bagoule's blog https://www.joranne.com/2014/07/katori-buta-le-petit-cochon-anti.html
-the Nautiljon blog https://www.nautiljon.com/culture/quotidien+-+vie+sociale-12/katori+buta,+le+petit+cochon+japonais+anti-moustiques-151.html
and here is his ancestor dating from the Edo period archaeological piece
-The marumon is a motif which represents a mon, that is to say an emblem, a coat of arms, in a circle. It is a motif which having neither beginning nor end signifies infinity and is therefore lucky.
Data sheet
- Alto
- Ancho
- Compositions
- Céramique
- Représentation
- sanglier / cochon
- Type de décoration
- support encens
- Pays de provenance
- Japon
- Pays de fabrication
- Japon
- Colour
- Green
- saison
- été
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A beautiful katori buta, in glazed ceramic which can be used to burn incense or mosquito repellent (our little twists with geranium or lemongrass). He's handsome and it's a great deal. It is a banko yaki, that is to say a Japanese pottery originating from Yokkaichi-banko. They are often of the utility type. (more info in description)
These models have a volute drawn on the raw sandstone at the back which creates a nice effect of material.
1-Oribe green in reference to the very fashionable green copper lacquer on tea bowls and accessories.
2-Caramel color