Japanese Bronze Flower Vase Yashima Boshu Takaoka Copperware Modernist Art BV713

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■ Description A. Introduction This is a sophisticated Japanese Bronze Flower Vase created by the metal artist Yashima Boshu. Hailing from Takaoka, the city famous for Japan's highest quality copperware, this piece showcases a stunning blend of traditional casting skills and modern Western aesthetics.

B. Artist & Origin

• Artist: Yashima Boshu (八島望舟): A celebrated artist of Takaoka Copperware (Takaoka Doki). He is known for creating works that harmonize sharp, modern forms with the deep, warm patinas of traditional bronze.

• The Mark: The bottom of the vase bears the artist's signature mark "Boshu" (望舟).

• Takaoka Copperware: Produced in Toyama Prefecture, Takaoka bronze has a 400-year history and is designated as a traditional craft of Japan.

C. Features & Design

• The Form: The vase features a dynamic twisted geometric design. Its spiral, faceted shape catches the light beautifully, creating different expressions from every angle. It creates a bold, sculptural silhouette.

• Patina: Finished in a rich, reddish-brown bronze color (Seido). The surface is smooth and lustrous, emphasizing the sharp edges of the casting.

• Style: This "Western Style" (Seiyo-fu) design fits perfectly with Mid-Century Modern or contemporary interiors.

D. Size & Weight

• Height: 24.6 cm / 9.68 in

• Diameter/Width: approx. 15.0 cm / 5.90 in

• Weight: 1,420 g / 3.13 lbs (Solid and heavy)

E. Condition Condition: Vintage / Excellent

• Bronze: In excellent vintage condition with a beautiful luster.

• Interior: Clean, showing minimal signs of use.

• Box: Comes with its storage box.

F. Conclusion A beautiful example of Takaoka modernism. This vase by Yashima Boshu serves not only as a vessel for flowers but as a standalone piece of geometric art. It brings a touch of Japanese modern elegance to any room.