Masterpiece Japanese Bronze Vase Yoshihisa Hasegawa Nationally Designated

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Description

This is a profound and visually stunning Japanese bronze vase (Tsubo) titled "Yamazato" (Mountain Village), created by the highly acclaimed metal artist Yoshihisa Hasegawa. As a producer of Nationally Designated Traditional Crafts, Hasegawa’s work represents the pinnacle of Japanese metallurgical artistry.

The Art of "Yamazato" (Mountain Scenery):

The title "Yamazato" refers to a nostalgic Japanese mountain village. Through a secret and complex patination process, the artist has "painted" a landscape directly onto the bronze. The interaction between the vivid crimson reds and earthy turquoise verdigris evokes the image of autumn leaves clinging to mossy rocks in a misty valley.

Key Features:

  • Renowned Artist: Yoshihisa Hasegawa is a master from the Tsubame-Sanjo region, famous for his "Hanshido" (mottled copper) techniques. His works are prized for their organic, "living" colors.

  • Exceptional Patina: The surface features a rich, multi-layered oxidation. Every angle of the vase offers a different "view" of the mountain scenery, making it a masterpiece of 360-degree art.

  • Robust Bulbous Form: The heavy, rounded silhouette provides a grounded, powerful presence. It is both a functional vase for Ikebana and a standalone museum-quality sculpture.

  • Authentic Hallmark: The base bears the artist's official square seal, confirming its authenticity and high craftsmanship.

  • Complete Documentation: Includes the original artist's biography and descriptive pamphlet.

Specifications:

Attribute Details
Artist Yoshihisa Hasegawa (長谷川 恵久)
Title "Yamazato" (Mountain Village)
Material Solid Cast Bronze
Height 15.7 cm / 6.2 in
Diameter (Max) 11.2 cm / 4.4 in
Weight 909 g / 2.0 lbs (Near 1kg solid bronze)

Condition:

Excellent Collector's Condition. The vase is flawless with no dents or damage. The complex patina is in its original, vibrant state. A truly magnificent piece of contemporary Japanese metalwork.

 

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