Figure of a sea creature that has broken off the top of a funerary urn. The stylized, brown and turquoise ceramic creature is called a shachihoko (鯱鉾/鯱), a mythical sea creature with the head of a tiger or dragon and the body of a fish. The creature's tail curves upwards and over its back.

Figure of a sea creature that has broken off the top of a funerary urn. The stylized, grey ceramic creature is called a shachihoko (鯱鉾/鯱), a mythical sea creature with the head of a tiger or dragon and the body of a fish. The creature's tail curves upwards and over its back.

Polychrome grey bowl with a short, unglazed foot, an unglazed rim, and an unglazed circular band in the bottom of the bowl; linear bands of dark grey encircle the sides.

Grey-white bowl with a short foot and flaring sides; an abstracted blue floral design in underglaze covers the sides and top of the bowl's side.

Polychrome bowl with flared rim, three legs and sides decorated with two raised flying dragons; thin brownish-green glaze Bowl is filled with a grey sand-like substance.

Red-brown, pot-shaped clay vessel with a short foot, rounded sides, and a large circular mouth ringed by a raised lip; a thin glaze and bands of linear patterning decorate the jar.

Plain brown vase-shaped vessel with a thin glaze on a red body; vessel is lopsided.

Elliptically shaped vessel with a small opening at the top; opening has a flared rim that is glazed yellow. Exterior is an unglazed red-brown clay.

Squat, rounded vase with a short neck and wide body. An incised radial linear design centred around the neck is coloured brown, blue, and green.

Two piece urn, with body (part a) and lid (part b), both with a dragon head called ryūtō (龍頭) as well as floral motifs on the sides. Beige ground, with mottled turquoise, brown and green glazes. On the front side are holes associated with an empty space for affixing an epitaph panel (migachi).