An exquisite early Sanda Celadon Vase in classical form with rosewood stand wrapped in a beautiful silk pouch and enclosed in a fie Kiri-wood storage box published in the book: Ko-sanda Seiji Bi to Ko (2016). The vase is 30 cm (12 inches) tall, 15 cm (6 inches) diameter excluding the rosewood stand, and is in excellent condition, enclosed in a beautiful age-mellowed Kiri-wood box.
Sanda was a production center renowned for its exceptionally high level of celadon production, to the extent that it was once referred to as one of the “three great celadon wares of the world.” Production began in the mid-Edo period and is said to have continued until the early Shōwa period.
