Japanese Satsuma Moriage Vase by Kinkōzan, Immortals Design, Hand-Painted, c1930

A stunning Japanese Satsuma-style vase by the esteemed Kinkōzan workshop, dating to the early Showa period (c.1930s). Beautifully hand-painted and decorated in traditional moriage (raised enamel), the vase features an intricate depiction of Immortals or Buddhist deities adorned in richly patterned robes, with gold halo accents and exquisite detailing. The background features a warm crackle glaze typical of high-quality Kyoto Satsuma export ware. Marked 金光山 (Kinkōzan) on the base in red script.

Details:
Maker: Kinkōzan (金光山)
Date: c. 1930s (early Showa period)
Origin: Kyoto, Japan
Material: Ceramic with crackle glaze, moriage enamel, and gilt highlights
Height: 25 cm
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no cracks or chips; minimal wear to gilt. Please refer to photos for full condition.

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