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This large Imari porcelain bowl, set in a bronze frame at the end of the XIXᵉ century, immediately imposes its presence through the brilliance of its colors and the nobility of its combination of materials. The decoration, typical of Arita production, deploys a vibrant palette of reds, deep blues and gold highlights, enlivened by floral motifs and stylized birds that testify to refined craftsmanship and remarkable pictorial mastery. The finely chiselled bronze frame envelops the bowl like a jewel box: sculpted base, scrolls of foliage and garlands of flowers, harmonious balance between curved lines and ornamental details, all combine to magnify the piece without ever betraying its spirit.
An exceptional decorative object, at the crossroads of Japanese art and European classicism, this bowl is distinguished by its preciousness and rarity. Its natural place in an elegant interior, on a console or at the center of a table, makes it a focal point charged with poetry and history. A collector's item, both decorative and heritage, embodying the subtle dialogue between East and West.
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Period: Late 19th century
Excellent condition.
One bronze arm is missing a small acanthus leaf.
Delivery possible in France and abroad on request.
Diameter: 43 cm
Height : 19 cm
Ref.581V
Ref: A7UYX8WE7C