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62 - Japanese Satsuma "1000 Faces" Vase late Meiji to Taisho period (early 20th century), Japanese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Japanese Satsuma Ware, Meiji to Taisho Period. Marking(s); notes: Underside features a gold-painted cartouche bearing the circular Shimazu family crest alongside Japanese kanji maker's marks. Materials: Glazed ceramic with polychrome enamels, raised moriage decoration, and gilt highlights. Cataloger Note: Japanese Satsuma ceramic vase featuring a bulbous body with a ruffled rim and decorative gilt elephant-head handles. The body is elaborately hand-painted with a densely populated scene of Rakan (Buddhist disciples), depicted with prominent gilt halos and intertwined with a raised white dragon motif. Rich moriage enamel decoration and extensive kinrande (gold brocade) detailing accentuate the composition. The cream-colored ceramic body exhibits the characteristic fine crackle glaze associated with traditional Satsuma ware. H. 6" x W. 3"
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Japanese Satsuma "1000 Faces" Vase late Meiji to Taisho period (early 20th century), Japanese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Japanese Satsuma Ware, Meiji to Taisho Period. Marking(s); notes: Underside features a gold-painted cartouche bearing the circular Shimazu family crest alongside Japanese kanji maker's marks. Materials: Glazed ceramic with polychrome enamels, raised moriage decoration, and gilt highlights. Cataloger Note: Japanese Satsuma ceramic vase featuring a bulbous body with a ruffled rim and decorative gilt elephant-head handles. The body is elaborately hand-painted with a densely populated scene of Rakan (Buddhist disciples), depicted with prominent gilt halos and intertwined with a raised white dragon motif. Rich moriage enamel decoration and extensive kinrande (gold brocade) detailing accentuate the composition. The cream-colored ceramic body exhibits the characteristic fine crackle glaze associated with traditional Satsuma ware. H. 6" x W. 3" 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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