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This elegant signed, Japanese hand painted Kutani porcelain vase from the Meiji period, features bright beautiful colors, gold accents, nature's bird and flower motifs in a stylized strikingly Meiji pioneered narrow neck shape. This unique piece is signed in Japanese (see picture of bottom). The signature states that this piece was made in the village of Sakura, Aichi (famous for Meiji ceramic and porcelain art). Sakura means "Cherry Village", Aichi means "love of knowledge". Circa 1852-1912. h. 12" diameter 6".
Asian Antiques
Asian Porcelain & Pottery
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