Japanese Cloisonné Vase with Bird Motif — Meiji–Taishō Period
Japanese Cloisonné Vase with Bird Motif — Meiji–Taishō Period
Description
Japan, central Honshū (Kyoto–Nagoya region), ca. 1905–1925
A finely enameled Japanese cloisonné vase from the early 20th century, distinguished by its elegant baluster form and richly patterned surface. The dark ground is articulated with geometric fields and a central pictorial reserve depicting a bird amid stylized foliage — a classic motif of the Meiji–Taishō decorative repertoire. A balanced and visually dense object, representative of Japan’s mastery of enamelwork during its export golden age.
Condition Report
Very good antique condition. Minor age-related surface wear. No visible cracks or restorations.
Shipping Weight
Approx. 3.5 – 4.5 kg packed
Collectors’ Note
Early 20th-century cloisonné of this quality bridges traditional Japanese craftsmanship and the global decorative arts market — increasingly sought after for both classic and contemporary interiors.
Care
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Design
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