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A striking example of Japanese ceramic artistry, this Satsuma-style vase features a traditional scene of the Immortals (Arhats) and a …
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A striking example of Japanese ceramic artistry, this Satsuma-style vase features a traditional scene of the Immortals (Arhats) and a powerful soaring dragon. The piece is distinguished by its extensive use of Moriage, a technique where liquid clay is layered to create a heavy, raised relief texture, then finished with brilliant gold and earth-toned enamels.
The handles are crafted in the shape of stylized 'Shishi' (Guardian Lions), adding a regal architectural element to the neck. With its intricate beadwork and hand-applied detailing, this vase is a perfect representative of the ornate aesthetic that made Satsuma ware a global sensation. A beautiful decorative piece that captures the spiritual and mythical themes of traditional Japanese folklore.
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