Tall cup/tall bowl - Takatsuki

Japanese: 高杯∥高坏 - たかつき

A shallow vessel like a plate placed on a pedestal. A tsuki is a vessel with a relatively low rim. Some Hajiki high cups excavated from Heijo Palace have ink inscriptions reading "takasara" and "takasara." In ancient China, high-cup shaped wooden products were called "tou" and bamboo products were called "hen." However, in Chinese archaeology, high cups made of earthenware and bronze are also called "mame." In Japan, they are found in late and final Jomon earthenware, but in the Yayoi period they developed into wooden vessels, and from the middle period they became popular as earthenware.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

皿のように浅い器を脚台上にのせた形状の器。坏(杯)（つき）は縁の器壁が比較的低い器である。平城宮出土の土師器（はじき）の高杯には，〈高坏〉〈高盤（たかさら）〉と墨書したものがある。中国では古く，高杯形の木製品を〈豆（とう）〉，竹製品を〈籩（へん）〉と呼んだ。ただし中国考古学では土器や青銅器の高杯も豆と称する。日本では後･晩期の縄文土器にも散見するが，弥生時代に入ると木器として発達し，中期からは土器としても普及する。

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