Vase - Keramik - Japan - Satsuma Hawk vase (Ingen mindstepris)

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Vase i japansk Satsuma-porcelæns, model Matsutaka-zu med falk og fyrretræ, cirka 1990–2000, højde 26 cm, bredde 15,5 cm, åbning 10 cm, vægt ca. 1,4 kg, underskrevet Satsuma-yaki, i rimelig stand, kraftigt brugt og muligvis med manglende dele.

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"Vintage Japanese Satsuma Ware Flower Vase Featuring a Traditional Hawk and Pine Motif"

This vintage Japanese Satsuma ware flower vase offers a quiet, authentic glimpse into the timeless world of Japanese craftsmanship. Rather than bearing the mark of a specific modern artist, the bottom of the vase is simply and traditionally signed right-to-left as "Satsuma-yaki" (薩摩焼), anchoring its identity directly to the historic pottery heritage of southern Japan.

The heart of this piece lies in its classic and beloved narrative motif: a powerful hawk perched amidst the branches of a pine tree. In Japan, this pairing has been cherished for centuries, particularly by the samurai class. The hawk symbolizes strength, sharp intuition, and a noble spirit, while the enduring pine tree represents resilience and longevity. Hand-painted with deep greens, bold blacks, and touches of gold against a warm, ivory-white surface, the design brings a sense of dignified nature into any space.

True to the classic Satsuma style, the fine, intricate web of crackles runs beautifully across the glaze, giving the piece a rich, vintage character that is soft to the eyes. With its elegant form and timeless cultural storytelling, this vase serves not only as a functional holder for floral arrangements but also as a soulful accent piece that tells a story of Japanese tradition, making it a wonderful addition to any home interior or collection.

DIMENSIONS
Height: approximately 26 cm
Maximum width: approximately 15.5 cm
Mouth diameter: approximately 10cm

WEIGHT
Vase: approximately 1,400g
Estimated packed weight: approximately 2,200g

【Shipping & Taxes】

For eligible EU orders valued at €150 or less, VAT is collected by Catawiki at the time of purchase through the IOSS system.

Following the abolition of the EU de minimis exemption, a customs duty of €3 may also be charged on low-value items. Customs clearance, handling, or administration fees may be charged separately by the local customs authority or delivery company.

For orders valued above €150, VAT, customs duties, and any clearance or handling fees will normally be collected from the buyer at the time of importation. Buyers outside the EU may also be required to pay import duties, taxes, or handling fees according to the regulations of their country. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.

The vase will be shipped from Japan by EMS or FedEx, depending on the destination and current shipping conditions. It will be carefully packed to ensure safe international delivery.

Please monitor the tracking information registered with Catawiki regularly after shipment. A parcel may be held by customs even when no telephone call, email, or written notice has been received.

If the tracking information stops updating after the parcel arrives in the destination country, the buyer must contact the local customs authority or delivery company promptly and complete any required customs or delivery procedures. The seller cannot contact or negotiate directly with customs authorities in the destination country.

If the parcel is left unclaimed or is returned to Japan because the buyer did not complete the required customs procedures, pay the necessary charges, or respond within the storage period, the purchase price and original shipping costs cannot be refunded. Any return or reshipping costs will also be the buyer’s responsibility.

"Vintage Japanese Satsuma Ware Flower Vase Featuring a Traditional Hawk and Pine Motif"

This vintage Japanese Satsuma ware flower vase offers a quiet, authentic glimpse into the timeless world of Japanese craftsmanship. Rather than bearing the mark of a specific modern artist, the bottom of the vase is simply and traditionally signed right-to-left as "Satsuma-yaki" (薩摩焼), anchoring its identity directly to the historic pottery heritage of southern Japan.

The heart of this piece lies in its classic and beloved narrative motif: a powerful hawk perched amidst the branches of a pine tree. In Japan, this pairing has been cherished for centuries, particularly by the samurai class. The hawk symbolizes strength, sharp intuition, and a noble spirit, while the enduring pine tree represents resilience and longevity. Hand-painted with deep greens, bold blacks, and touches of gold against a warm, ivory-white surface, the design brings a sense of dignified nature into any space.

True to the classic Satsuma style, the fine, intricate web of crackles runs beautifully across the glaze, giving the piece a rich, vintage character that is soft to the eyes. With its elegant form and timeless cultural storytelling, this vase serves not only as a functional holder for floral arrangements but also as a soulful accent piece that tells a story of Japanese tradition, making it a wonderful addition to any home interior or collection.

DIMENSIONS
Height: approximately 26 cm
Maximum width: approximately 15.5 cm
Mouth diameter: approximately 10cm

WEIGHT
Vase: approximately 1,400g
Estimated packed weight: approximately 2,200g

【Shipping & Taxes】

For eligible EU orders valued at €150 or less, VAT is collected by Catawiki at the time of purchase through the IOSS system.

Following the abolition of the EU de minimis exemption, a customs duty of €3 may also be charged on low-value items. Customs clearance, handling, or administration fees may be charged separately by the local customs authority or delivery company.

For orders valued above €150, VAT, customs duties, and any clearance or handling fees will normally be collected from the buyer at the time of importation. Buyers outside the EU may also be required to pay import duties, taxes, or handling fees according to the regulations of their country. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.

The vase will be shipped from Japan by EMS or FedEx, depending on the destination and current shipping conditions. It will be carefully packed to ensure safe international delivery.

Please monitor the tracking information registered with Catawiki regularly after shipment. A parcel may be held by customs even when no telephone call, email, or written notice has been received.

If the tracking information stops updating after the parcel arrives in the destination country, the buyer must contact the local customs authority or delivery company promptly and complete any required customs or delivery procedures. The seller cannot contact or negotiate directly with customs authorities in the destination country.

If the parcel is left unclaimed or is returned to Japan because the buyer did not complete the required customs procedures, pay the necessary charges, or respond within the storage period, the purchase price and original shipping costs cannot be refunded. Any return or reshipping costs will also be the buyer’s responsibility.

Detaljer

Æra
1900-2000
Keramiktype
Porcelæn
Specifik oprindelsesregion
Kagoshima Prefecture
Yderligere oplysninger om titlen
Satsuma Hawk Vase
Oprindelsesland
Japan
Model
"Matsutaka-zu" (Hawk and Pine)
Materiale
Keramik
Stil
Vintage
Stand
Rimelig stand - brugt meget og mindre dele mangler muligvis
Højde
26 cm
Bredde
15,5 cm
Dybde
15,5 cm
Dekoration
Satsuma
Diameter
10 cm
Anslået periode
1990-2000
Solgt af
JapanBekræftet
134
Genstande solgt
100%
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