Fuzan Peacock Glaze Vase Japanese Hand Thrown 6.5" Inkbox 1850's) gold and red lacquer
Description
1850's) gold and red lacquer lidded bowl
This vase was used in a butsudan (Buddhist family shrine) to offer flowers
This is a vintage Japanese porcelain flower vase
The tanuki is a native animal to Japan resembling in some ways a raccoon and often called a "raccoon-dog"
Fuzan Peacock Glaze Vase Japanese Hand Thrown 6.5" Inkbox 1850's) gold and red lacquerThis beauty was made in the the mid to late showa era. It will add a touch of elegance to your space with this 6. 5 tall Japanese ceramic vase in mesmerizing teal and lavender drip glaze over a pale gray base. Its narrow mouth allows for precise floral arrangements, making it a perfect centerpiece for any room. Though relatively contemporary, this is a piece of art that equals the creations of previous centuries in collectibility, craftsmanship and
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