A hand-thrown Japanese ceramic shochu bottle featuring bold, hand-painted calligraphy in cobalt glaze. The rounded form and rope-tied stopper reflect traditional storage vessels used for distilled spirits.

Likely dating to the mid–late 20th century (Showa period), the surface retains subtle irregularities from the wheel and firing, adding depth and character. Originally functional, it now serves beautifully as a sculptural accent or single-branch vessel.

Condition: Good vintage condition consistent with age and original use.

Dimensions: 9"H x 3.5"W