A Delicate Treasure from Japan's Taishō Era
This exquisite miniature vase represents the refined craftsmanship of Japan's Taishō period (1912-1926) , a time of cultural openness and artistic innovation. Hand-painted with remarkable precision, it captures the elegant aesthetic that emerged as Japanese artisans embraced both tradition and the influence of Western Art Deco.
The vase bears the distinctive Taishō period mark on its base, confirming its origin in this pivotal era of Japanese history — a brief but vibrant period when Japan's artistic traditions met the modernist movements of the West.
DETAILS
· Origin: Japan (Taishō period, 1912-1926)
· Style: Art Deco / Traditional Japanese
· Material: Fine hand-painted porcelain
· Markings: Original Taishō period mark on base
· Dimensions: 12.5 cm height × 7 cm width (4.9 × 2.8 inches)
· Condition: Perfect — no chips, cracks, or restoration
A COLLECTOR'S OPPORTUNITY
Miniature Japanese vases from the Taishō period are increasingly sought after by collectors of early 20th-century Asian art. The combination of traditional hand-painting with subtle Art Deco influences makes pieces from this era particularly desirable.
This example stands out for its exceptional condition and fine craftsmanship — characteristics that are becoming increasingly rare to find in pieces of this age.
PERFECT FOR
· Collectors of Japanese porcelain and ceramics
· Enthusiasts of Art Deco design
· Those seeking an authentic Taishō period piece
· A refined addition to any display cabinet or collection
SHIPPING
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