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Welcome to The Romang Collection

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With a degree in Eastern Studies and a passion for Asian art, Gustavo Romang founded The Romang Collection with the mission to unite cultures and bring people together. The Collection boasts antique, modern, and contemporary Asian artworks and has built a strong reputation among private collectors around the world. 

 

Our special pieces include Japanese fine art, contemporary and antique Japanese Ceramics, Korean art, Chinese antiques, Japanese Artworks from the Edo, Meiji, Showa, and Taisho eras to Modern and Contemporary Art, crafted predominantly by master artists from Japan’s most coveted regions. Japanese tea ceremony bowls Chawans, Edo Period Tsubo Jars,  Japanese and wood Lacquer Maki-e art, antique and modern Korean ceramics from the Goreyo and Joseon Dynasty to Contemporary works of Art. Chinese porcelain and wood works from the Qing Dynasty, Antique and Rare Books and more.

 

Each work of art in The Romang Collection has been meticulously conserved, researched, catalogued and each work of art is accompanied by detailed information, such as its place of origin, production date, and the signature of the Artist.

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We are constantly updating new artworks so we encourage you to visit the website weekly to discover our latest selection.

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Visit the About page to learn more about Gustavo Romang and the Collection. 

​Contact information

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Email: romangcollection@gmail.com

Hours: By appointment only.

New York , NY, United States

Early Edo Period Tamba Chatsubo Jar

Title: Early Edo Period Tamba Chatsubo Jar

 

Place of Origin: Japan

 

Artist: Unknown

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Period: Edo Period (1603-1868)

 

Date: 17th Century

 

Materials: Ceramics

 

Style or Ware: Tamba ware

 

Dimensions:

H: 42.0cm   -  16.53Inches

D: 37.0cm.   -  14.56Inches

 

Department: Japanese Art

 

Collection: Japanese Ceramics

 

Object Number: #JCV528

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