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60 - Meiji Period Seizan Satsuma Shimazu Vase c. 1868-1920s, Japanese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Seizan, Japanese Satsuma Ware. Marking(s); notes: Gold-painted signature to the underside featuring the Shimazu clan crest, a cross within a circle, above two Japanese kanji characters reading "Seizan," identifying the artist or decorating workshop. Materials: Glazed ceramic with polychrome enamels and gilt decoration. Cataloger Note: Japanese Satsuma ceramic vase featuring an elaborate hand-painted procession of bijin (beautiful women) dressed in traditional kimonos with intricate patterns and classical hairstyles. Several figures carry ceremonial banners and parasols. The vase is decorated with extensive gilt detailing, including a gilded rim, colorful floral shoulder band with geometric gold filigree, and a coordinating red and gold geometric border along the base. The finely detailed figural decoration and richly ornamented borders are characteristic of traditional Japanese Satsuma export ware. H. 7.25" x W. 3.5"
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Meiji Period Seizan Satsuma Shimazu Vase c. 1868-1920s, Japanese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Seizan, Japanese Satsuma Ware. Marking(s); notes: Gold-painted signature to the underside featuring the Shimazu clan crest, a cross within a circle, above two Japanese kanji characters reading "Seizan," identifying the artist or decorating workshop. Materials: Glazed ceramic with polychrome enamels and gilt decoration. Cataloger Note: Japanese Satsuma ceramic vase featuring an elaborate hand-painted procession of bijin (beautiful women) dressed in traditional kimonos with intricate patterns and classical hairstyles. Several figures carry ceremonial banners and parasols. The vase is decorated with extensive gilt detailing, including a gilded rim, colorful floral shoulder band with geometric gold filigree, and a coordinating red and gold geometric border along the base. The finely detailed figural decoration and richly ornamented borders are characteristic of traditional Japanese Satsuma export ware. H. 7.25" x W. 3.5" Good condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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