Japanese Glaze Flower vase Matsuyama Gaei porcelain vase signed w / box PV290
Description
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Japanese Glaze Flower vase Matsuyama Gaei porcelain vase signed w / box PV290
Introduction Discover the mesmerizing depth of Japanese ceramic art with this exquisite porcelain vase by the acclaimed potter Matsuyama Gaei. Featuring a masterful "Peacock Glaze" that manifests as a deep, lustrous purple and burgundy, this piece radiates a quiet elegance. It creates a sophisticated atmosphere, capturing the light to reveal subtle shifts in color, making it more than just a vase—it is a piece of contemplative art.
Features & Cultural Context Matsuyama Gaei is celebrated for his skill with "Yohen" (kiln transmutation) glazes. While titled "Peacock Glaze," this specific work showcases a stunning spectrum of aubergine, violet, and deep red, achieved through high-temperature firing in the "Tatsu no Kama" (Dragon Kiln). The shape is the traditional "Tsurukubi" (Crane Neck), a silhouette revered in Japan for its slender, graceful lines representing longevity and dignity. The vase comes with its original "Tomobako" (signed wooden box), a hallmark of authenticity and high status in Japanese pottery collecting.
Usage & Decor Ideas This slender vase is ideal for "Ichirin-zashi"—the Japanese art of arranging a single flower. Its bold color provides a striking contrast to a simple white camellia or a seasonal branch. In a Western home, it serves as a sophisticated accent piece for a mantel, bookshelf, or modern minimalist interior, bringing a touch of Zen philosophy and artistic history to the space.
Size
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Height: 20.5 cm / 8.07 in
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Diameter: 7.0 cm / 2.75 in
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Mouth Diameter (Caliber): 1.8 cm / 0.70 in
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Vase Weight: 230 g / 0.50 lbs
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Total Weight (with box): 565 g / 1.24 lbs
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Box Dimensions: 11 cm x 11 cm x 23.5 cm / 4.3 in x 4.3 in x 9.2 in
Condition The item is in excellent vintage condition. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. The glaze retains its brilliant glossy finish. As this is a handmade pottery item, unique nuances in the glaze and shape are intentional characteristics of the artist's work.
Please check the photos for details to appreciate the unique beauty of this piece.
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Your order will be shipped by FedEx or Japan Post, depending on the delivery area.
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FedEx: Estimated delivery in 36 days
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Japan Post: Estimated delivery in 412 days
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