Mid 20th Century Japanese Ceramic Sake Bottle (10) Asian It was hand-carved out of

It was hand-carved out of a solid block of Indian wood

The inscription on the bottom we cannot translate

It was created through the art of Batik and has been hand-woven to create the beautiful intricate patterns that can be seen throughout

This Indian window has a wooden framework on the outside which has remnants of hand-painted blue paint all over

Mid 20th Century Japanese Ceramic Sake Bottle (10) Asian It was hand-carved out ofThis stunning piece is known as a Sake bottle and it originated in Japan, dating back to the Late Meiji era to the early Taisho era. This ceramic bottle would've held sake, a Japanese alcohol made from fermented rice, and could be bought at most stores. The vast majority of these bottles are crafted from kiln fired clay, often finished with a feldspar glaze which gives the bottle an almost ivory grey appearance. The dimensions are as follows: H: 21cm,