The item will be listed until November 15, 2025. It is only listed on Mercari. This is a large, red-dobe Tokkuri (sake bottle) of Akoda shape, from Tamba Tachikui ware. The iron-rich clay body is covered with a mud glaze called red-dobe, and natural glaze-like ash glaze adheres to the reddish, well-fired surface. The green-colored ash glaze looks beautiful against the reddish, well-fired skin. The artist's mark and pottery seal are visible on the bottom, but the artist's name and kiln name are unknown due to my lack of knowledge. It is believed to be a work from about 30 years ago, as it has been in my possession for that long. There are also four clay dango marks on the bottom to prevent sticking, and it has a sense of presence and stability with a heavy bottom. No scratches or signs of use are visible. <Suka-shita Gobou Mercari> Mouth diameter: approx. 5.3 x 4.5 cm, Maximum body diameter: approx. 15.3 cm, Height: approx. 22.9 cm, Bottom diameter: approx. 11.2 cm