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Japanese Kutani-yaki Coral Red Porcelain Vase, Meiji Period (1868-1912)
A court scene, a coral red decoration, captured in Japanese porcelain
Created by Japanese ceramic artisans in Kutani-yaki, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, in the 19th century, this vase is recognizable by its characteristic coral red color.
The vase's distinctive features are its geometric shape and three scenes: two nature scenes with robins taking flight from a flowering peony bush, and a central scene depicting a moment at the Japanese imperial court where aristocrats are enjoying a leisure activity, most likely playing music, under a Japanese maple tree.
The beauty of this vase lies entirely in its handcrafted nature, showcasing the artisanal prowess of the Meiji period (1868-1912). The scenes and polychrome decorations adorning this vase are extraordinarily beautiful, perfect for an interior that appreciates the delicate art of Japanese porcelain.
Lovers of Kutani-Yaki porcelain and court scenes, don't hesitate! Add this coral-red vase to your collection today.
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Dimensions
→ Height: 20.5 cm
→ Overall Diameter: 14 cm
→ Inner Diameter: 9 cm
→ Weight: 900 grams
Ref: R7DZ42GNQC