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English: Jar with short neck, ash glaze. Sanage ware. Early Heian period, 9th century.

Height: 22.6 cm

Mouth Diameter: 9.4 cm

Diameter: 24 cm

Other: 12.7 cm (bottom diameter)

Note: From Takayama, Gifu prefecture. Registered Important Cultural Property of Aichi prefecture.
日本語: 灰釉短頚壺 (かいゆうたんけいこ)

産地・作家 猿投

時代・年代 平安時代前期(9世紀)

総高・高さ(cm) 22.6

口径(cm) 9.4

胴径(cm) 24

その他(cm) 12.7(底径)

備考 愛知県指定文化財・岐阜県高山市出土
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