Small Handmade Monkey Dish
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This small ceramic dish was likely used for sumi ink in traditional Japanese calligraphy or brush painting. Made by a regional potter, it features a sculpted monkey figure peeking over the edge.
The dish has a hand-formed shape, with a dark clay body and soft mottled glaze inside. It can be repurposed today as a ring dish, incense tray, or simply displayed as a unique folk art object.
Condition: Excellent
Dimensions: 2.25”W x 3” L
= 50"
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