Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)

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Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues),

13th–14th century

Chinese | Japanese
Yuan dynasty or Ming dynasty, 1368–1644, 1271–1368
2018-148 a-b

Information

Title
Tea urn (Karamono chatsubo) named Senri (One Thousand Leagues)
Dates

13th–14th century

Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
with lid: 33.5 × 26.2 cm (13 3/16 × 10 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Gregory Kinsey
Object Number
2018-148 a-b
Place Made

Asia, Japan

Culture
Chinese, Japanese
Period
Yüan, Ming
Type
tea urns, ceramics
Materials
ceramics

– Hisashi Yamada, director of the Urasenke Tea Ceremony Society (New York, NY), gift to Gregory Kinsey (New York, NY).

–2018 Gregory Kinsey (New York, NY), gift to the Princeton University Art Museum, 2018.

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