Japanese 1960s Satsuma Black Porcelain Vase Gilded Peacocks Flowering Garden

Japanese 1960s Satsuma Black Porcelain Vase Gilded Peacocks Flowering Garden Gorgeous peacocks in a flowering garden of peonies & chrysanthemums - this vase is ready for gifting! 24K gold Great vintage condition consistent with its age - no chips, cracks, defects or damages. Pictures are part of the description, please check them & let me know if you require additional ones. Interesting Fun Facts: - This type of decorative porcelain is often associated with the Satsuma ware style, even if it's not strictly Satsuma. - Japanese porcelain production has a long history, influenced by Korean and Chinese techniques. While early porcelain was often white or blue and white, later periods saw the development of overglaze enamels and gilding, as seen on this vase. The black ground would be applied, then the designs would be painted with enamel colors and gold, and the piece would be fired again. - Peacock Symbolism: In Japanese culture, the peacock is a symbol of beauty, good fortune, integrity, and dignity. It's also associated with compassion and wisdom. - Satsuma Influence: While true Satsuma ware is typically a type of earthenware with a crackled glaze, the term "Satsuma style" or "Satsuma ware" is often broadly applied to Japanese export ceramics with richly enameled and gilded decoration, regardless of the precise clay body or glaze. Dimensions 2.75 x 1.5 x 6 in Weight 8 oz Love more than one item from my store? Feel free to message me—I’m always happy to combine shipping or create a custom bundle just for you.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Shape

Cylindricla

Color

Black

Material

Ceramic

Finish

Porcelain

Style

Oriental