Antique Edo Era Celadon Sanda Ware Figurine by Kinkodo Kisuke, 9", (Condition)

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This exceptional antique 19th-century Japanese Sanda Ware figurine dates to the late Edo period and is expertly crafted by the … Read more This exceptional antique 19th-century Japanese Sanda Ware figurine dates to the late Edo period and is expertly crafted by the renowned potter Kinkodo Kisuke. The piece depicts a seated wise man or immortal figure adorned in traditional flowing robes and an elaborate, tall official's hat, showcasing the magnificent, glossy olive-green celadon glaze characteristic of authentic Sanda ceramics. The unglazed facial features, hands, and feet display remarkably expressive and finely detailed textures, lending immense character and realism to the subject's serene smile and long beard. As pictured, the hollow-base sculpture is beautifully preserved, featuring faint, age-appropriate crazing under the glaze and stunning incised cloud patterns on the headwear that highlight its meticulous hand-carved artistry.

Size approximations: 9 inches tall x 7 1/4 inches wide x 5 inches deep. Please also see photos for size (note any coin, ruler and/ or pop can used to illustrate size are not included in the sale).

Weight approximation: 2 pounds, 6.6 ounces.

This listing is for an Antique 1800+ Celadon Ceramic Sanda Ware Figurine by Kinkodo Kisuke from the Edo period as pictured. The Edo period, also known as the Tokugawa period, is the period between 1600 or 1603 and 1868 in the history of Japan. The pictures are part of the description, what you see is what you get. Since we are not experts in authenticating this listing by any means, please inspect the pictures and be the judge. See less