
Ikimono Mizubachi, Traditional Japanese Pot
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These antique water pots, Mizubachi (水鉢) in Japanese, are made of glazed earthenware. Traditionally, they are used as ponds, filled with water, plants such as lotus flowers, and even fish.
Specifications
- OriginNagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
- MaterialTerracotta
- AgeMeiji period (1868–1912)
- Dimensions80 x 80 x 70 cm
Product information
These antique water pots, Mizubachi (水鉢) in Japanese, are made of glazed earthenware. Traditionally, they are used as ponds, filled with water, plants such as lotus flowers, and even fish. In the Bonsai world, Mizubachi are used as water reservoirs for watering the trees.
In addition to being filled with water, the Mizubachi can also be used beautifully as an authentic flower pot.
This Mizubachi is richly decorated with life, in the form of various plants and animals. This is where the name Ikimono (生き物), the Japanese word for living things, comes from.
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