A Satsuma vase characterized by three oval reserves adorned with naturalistic representations. One of the reserves depicts a flying bird among flowers, above a striking rocky water passage.

Scenes of daily life and landscapes are portrayed in the other reserves. In one of them you can admire geishas, samurais, and carako beneath a majestic blooming cherry tree. While in the other one, there is a characteristic Japanese house overlooking a picturesque watercourse. These compositions evoke a sense of harmony between humans and nature, capturing traditional Japanese aesthetics.

The sides of the reserves are decorated with gold, which assumes pastel tones ranging from green to red and harmoniously blends with the floral motifs. The quality and decorative perfection of the applied gold are excellent.

Signed by Ryozan Yasuda Company.

Origin: Japan

Period: Meiji late 19th cent.

Dimensions: 18 x 9,5 cm.

State of preservation: Very good

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