Ando Jubei Showa Period Cloisonné Vase – Blue Enamel & Silver, Signed 1961

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Graceful and serene, this Japanese Ando Jubei cloisonné vase from the Showa Period (1961) embodies timeless elegance.

Set against a … Read more Graceful and serene, this Japanese Ando Jubei cloisonné vase from the Showa Period (1961) embodies timeless elegance.

Set against a baby blue enamel ground, delicate white irises bloom, their petals exquisitely detailed. Silver-rimmed and signed, this museum-quality vase is a masterpiece of Japanese artistry.

Accompanied by a hand-carved wooden stand with written provenance, it is a rare find for collectors of fine cloisonné. Whether displayed as a statement piece or gifted to an admirer of Japanese craftsmanship, this vase evokes the quiet beauty of nature in its most refined form. A treasure of lasting allure.

With silver plate rims to the top and the bottom dating from the early to mid part of the Showa reign (1926-1989).

Stamped with the Ando dai.. Ando Jubei (1876–1956) was a Japanese cloisonné artist from Nagoya, Japan. Along with Hayashi Kodenji, he dominated Nagoya’s enameling industry in the late Meiji era and continued to do so into the Showa reign.

The accompanying vase stand is marked with provenance from 1961

Measurements: 8.75"H x 4,75" x 4.75"

Weight: 2.2 lb

Origin: Japan

Age: 1961 See less