Kutani Vase pulled out of the ashes after the 1906 earthquake! | ||
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Posted 7 years ago
ho2cultcha
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An elderly friend of mine showed me this today. Her grandmother pulled it out of the ashes of the 1906 earthquake. i think it's really beautiful!
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Nice Kutani vase i like that shape I have several Japanese vase that are that shape not Kutani thou.
thanks grendel! that's my guess that it's Kutani, so i could be wrong.
Back in the 1960's, my father and I were fishing from our boat, "The Black Jack", up on "The Old River", in the California Delta, near Tracy, and the Island that he was raised on. While casting toward the levee shore, we(I) :^) got tangled in some tree branches, so my father ran the boat close, so he could untangle the line. When we got there, he noticed some pottery sticking out of the mud levee, so he tied the boat to the tree, jumped to the levee, and dug out the pottery, and pulled out a vase, very much like the one you have. I still have the vase! It had a large 3/4"x 1/2" chip off the top, otherwise perfect. Over the years, it was broke, and my father glued it back together best he could. I'll take a picture of it, and post it. With the story again.
that's such a cool story billretirecoll! i enjoyed seeing your piece too.
Thank you! :^) You brought the memory back with your post!