Nr. 100565870

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Vase - Keramik - Japan - Shigaraki Meizan Ofen  (Ohne mindestpreis)
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Vase - Keramik - Japan - Shigaraki Meizan Ofen (Ohne mindestpreis)

This is a distinctive Japanese Shigaraki ware vase with small side handles, decorated with a plum blossom (Ume) motif, produced by the Meizan Kiln in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. The vase features a rounded, well-balanced form with softly attached ear-shaped handles near the shoulder, adding both visual interest and sculptural character. The surface shows the hallmark qualities of Shigaraki ware: a warm, coarse clay body, natural ash effects, and subtle variations created by high-temperature firing. Green ash glaze flows organically across the front, framed by iron-painted lines, while raised plum blossom decorations emerge gently from the surface. These elements together create a harmonious contrast between raw earth tones and soft glaze textures. Each angle reveals a slightly different expression, making the vase visually engaging even without flowers. The piece comes with its original wooden storage box bearing calligraphy, confirming its authenticity and enhancing its collectability. Minor surface irregularities and firing marks are present, consistent with traditional Shigaraki pottery and valued as part of its aesthetic rather than flaws. This vase is ideal as a flower vessel or as a standalone decorative object, appealing to collectors of Japanese ceramics, rustic pottery, and wabi-sabi inspired interiors. Artist / Kiln Information Meizan Kiln is a Shigaraki-based kiln known for producing works that respect traditional Shigaraki techniques while incorporating decorative motifs inspired by nature. Shigaraki ware itself is one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns and has been appreciated for centuries for its natural textures and expressive firing results. This work is considered to date from the Shōwa to early Heisei period (昭和〜平成初期[approx. 1960s–1990s]). Size Vase: approx. H18 × W17 × D17 cm, 1177 g Wooden box: approx. H 21 × W 21 × D 21 cm, approx. 1850 g Condition:(Please see the photos) - It is in vintage condition. - Due to aging, there may be some scratches, stains or dirt. - Please note that the actual impression may differ depending on the lighting conditions when taking photos. Shipping The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by mainly Japan Post EMS or DHL depend on the situation. It will be shipped from Japan, so it takes about 2-3 weeks to receive normally. Please understand that we use recycled materials (cardboard, old newspapers, etc.) as much as possible for packaging materials in order to protect the environment. Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Sometimes Customs or delivery company in your country contact you for Customs clearance via phone or email. Please make sure that you could answer their contact. If you don't, the parcel will be returned to us and it cost more double shipping fee for reshipping. Thank you for your cooperation.

Nr. 100565870

Verkauft
Vase - Keramik - Japan - Shigaraki Meizan Ofen  (Ohne mindestpreis)

Vase - Keramik - Japan - Shigaraki Meizan Ofen (Ohne mindestpreis)

This is a distinctive Japanese Shigaraki ware vase with small side handles, decorated with a plum blossom (Ume) motif, produced by the Meizan Kiln in Shiga Prefecture, Japan.

The vase features a rounded, well-balanced form with softly attached ear-shaped handles near the shoulder, adding both visual interest and sculptural character. The surface shows the hallmark qualities of Shigaraki ware: a warm, coarse clay body, natural ash effects, and subtle variations created by high-temperature firing.

Green ash glaze flows organically across the front, framed by iron-painted lines, while raised plum blossom decorations emerge gently from the surface. These elements together create a harmonious contrast between raw earth tones and soft glaze textures. Each angle reveals a slightly different expression, making the vase visually engaging even without flowers.

The piece comes with its original wooden storage box bearing calligraphy, confirming its authenticity and enhancing its collectability. Minor surface irregularities and firing marks are present, consistent with traditional Shigaraki pottery and valued as part of its aesthetic rather than flaws.

This vase is ideal as a flower vessel or as a standalone decorative object, appealing to collectors of Japanese ceramics, rustic pottery, and wabi-sabi inspired interiors.

Artist / Kiln Information
Meizan Kiln is a Shigaraki-based kiln known for producing works that respect traditional Shigaraki techniques while incorporating decorative motifs inspired by nature.
Shigaraki ware itself is one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns and has been appreciated for centuries for its natural textures and expressive firing results. This work is considered to date from the Shōwa to early Heisei period (昭和〜平成初期[approx. 1960s–1990s]).

Size
Vase: approx. H18 × W17 × D17 cm, 1177 g
Wooden box: approx. H 21 × W 21 × D 21 cm, approx. 1850 g

Condition:(Please see the photos)
- It is in vintage condition.
- Due to aging, there may be some scratches, stains or dirt.
- Please note that the actual impression may differ depending on the lighting conditions when taking photos.

Shipping
The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by mainly Japan Post EMS or DHL depend on the situation.
It will be shipped from Japan, so it takes about 2-3 weeks to receive normally.

Please understand that we use recycled materials (cardboard, old newspapers, etc.)
as much as possible for packaging materials in order to protect the environment.

Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Sometimes Customs or delivery company in your country contact you for Customs clearance via phone or email.
Please make sure that you could answer their contact.
If you don't, the parcel will be returned to us and it cost more double shipping fee for reshipping.

Thank you for your cooperation.


Höchstgebot
€ 3
Marion Oliviero
Experte
Schätzung  € 180 - € 220

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