Antique vase in Sumida style on a stand. Ceramics, textured surface, glaze, decoration in the form of elephants. Japan, the twentieth century. The term "Sumida" is applied to products for export. The Sumida school refers to the Sumida Gawa River of the same name, a symbol of Japan that flows near Tokyo, which gave its name to ceramics produced in these parts. The export of Sumida products existed from the end of the XIX - beginning of the XX century. Production existed before the Second World War and for some time after. Vases, teapots, jugs, and cups were made. These products were distinguished by their relief, glaze falling onto the surface of the object, stucco decoration and intended use.