Transcript Kama Kettles Ashiya Kettle of the Shinnari (orthodox) type With motif of raised knobs in a fish-scale pattern Muromachi period, 16th century H.

Kama
Kettles
Ashiya Kettle of the Shinnari (orthodox) type
With motif of raised knobs in a fish-scale pattern
Muromachi period, 16th century
H. 16.8 cm; D. 25.3 cm
Private Collection
Ashiya Kettle of the Shinnari (orthodox) type with motif of raised
knobs and a rondel with a plum tree
Muromachi period, 16th century
H. 20.8 cm; D. 26.8 cm
Miho Museum
Kanchi II (d. 1728)
Kettle in the shape of a cart wheel
Edo period, 18th cen.
H. 18.0 cm; D. 26.0 cm
Sato Museum, Fuji
Ashiya Kettle of the shinnari (orthodox) type with motif of plum and
pine
Muromachi period, 16th century
H. 18.2 cm; D. 25.5 cm
Private Collection
Hakata Ashiya Kettle of the kuriguchi (rounded mouth) type with
motif of raised knobs and pines
Momoyama period, 16th cen.
H. 16.2 cm; D. 26.9 cm
Private Collection
Hexagonal Hakata Ashiya Kettle with “earth-spider” motif
Momoyama Period, 16th cen.
H. 16.4 cm; D. 24.4 cm
Private Collection
Hakata Ashiya Kettle in the shape of a chrysanthemum
Momoyama period, 16th century
H. 14.2 cm; D. 24.4 cm
Private Collection
Tenmyo Kettle of the Juo-guchi (flaring mouth) type
Muormachi period, 16th cen.
H. 17.3 cm; D. 27.3 cm
Nezu Museum
Odawara Tenmyo Kettle with line motif
Momoyama period, 16th cen.
H. 16.2 cm; D. 23.7 cm
Private Collection
Low Kettle with inscription “Kannon’in” (Buddhist Temple Name)
Muromachi period, 16th cen.
H. 15.4 cm; D. 27.4 cm
Private Collection