Antique Japanese Satsuma Cobalt Blue Baluster Vase – Meiji Period Geisha & Autumn Landscape Panels, c. 1890–1920
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Description
Discover the exquisite artistry of the late Samurai era with this authentic Japanese Kyoto-style Satsuma export vase, dating from the late Meiji to early Taisho period (c. 1890–1920)! Crafted from finely crazed cream earthenware, this striking baluster-shaped vessel is framed by a rich, theatrical "Gosu" cobalt blue enamel background—a highly coveted, rare colorway that commands exceptional contrast and depth.
The vase features an exquisite, hand-painted dual narrative: a vibrant lifestyle window depicting elegant Geishas strolling through an autumn landscape on the front, complemented by a serene mountain pagoda scene on the reverse. Meticulously highlighted with raised Moriage detailing and genuine fired-on gold luster, this radiant, two-sided collector's piece retains stunning color and brilliant gilding, offering a timeless window into Japan’s golden age of global export artistry.
Classification: Authentic Japanese Kyoto-style Export Satsuma Ware.
Era: Late Meiji to Early Taisho period (circa 1890–1920).
Material: Low-fired earthenware ceramic with authentic clear-crackle glaze crazing.
Decoration: Hand-painted polychrome enamels featuring a two-sided design: a Bijin-ga (Geisha) lifestyle window on the front and a Shanshui (Autumn Mountain & Pagoda) landscape window on the reverse.
Gilding: Raised Moriage borders outlined in genuine gold luster overlay.
Base Markings: Hand-painted iron-red workshop export seal reading "Dai Nippon" (大日本 / Great Japan).
Condition: Excellent antique condition with crisp gilding, vibrant enamel retention, and natural age-appropriate crazing. No chips or cracks detected
Specifications
- Weight: 200gr
- Usage: Indoor & outdoor