This exquisite pair of Japanese Satsuma vases showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of the late Meiji to early Taisho period. Each vase features intricate hand-painted scenes with figures in traditional attire, set against a backdrop of rich gold enamel. The raised enamel (moriage) technique adds a captivating dimension and texture to the artwork. Both vases are signed by the renowned artist Seizan (清山), further enhancing their value and collectability.
Key Details:
- Origin: Japan
- Period: Late Meiji era to early Taisho period (c. 1890-1920)
- Material: Porcelain
- Artist/Maker: Seizan (清山)
- Technique: Hand-painted with moriage (raised enamel) decoration
- Condition: Very good antique condition with no cracks or chips
- Dimensions: Height 18cm each
Additional Information:
- These vases are a stunning example of the Satsuma style, renowned for its meticulous detail and vibrant colours.
- The signature of Seizan adds to their historical significance and desirability.
- This pair of vases would make a striking addition to any collection of Asian art or serve as a focal point in your home décor.
Please note:
- Please examine the photos carefully, as they form part of the description.
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