– Decorative Japanese metalwork vase in a cloisonné-style tradition, made for visual impact – Red translucent enamel effect with a floral/rose design that reads richly under light – Approx. 24.2 cm tall: an easy “statement size” for a console, niche, or cabinet Summary: This is a Japanese decorative vase described as cloisonné-related work, featuring a red translucent enamel look and a floral (rose) motif. With a height of about 24.2 cm, it is well-sized for display and works especially well where light can pick up depth in the colour. The overall condition is described as good with no notable damage or heavy soiling. For collectors, it offers a classic Japanese decorative-arts silhouette and a colourway that pairs beautifully with both modern and traditional interiors. There is a reason Japanese vases remain so easy to live with: even when purely decorative, they tend to be designed with restraint—clean proportion, stable presence, and a surface that rewards close looking. This piece is described as Japanese art metalwork in a cloisonné context, with a red translucent enamel style and a floral pattern. That combination—deep red with a controlled, ornamental motif—creates a strong sense of richness without needing an oversized scale. In the best Japanese decorative surfaces, colour is not just colour: it behaves. Under natural daylight, red translucent enamel effects can appear darker and more wine-like; under evening lighting, the surface often warms and becomes more theatrical. Placed where light changes through the day, the vase becomes a small, dependable “event” in the room. At around 24.2 cm tall, it is an extremely usable size. It sits comfortably on a sideboard, in a glass cabinet, or on a shelf among books and ceramics. It also makes a confident pairing with contemporary interiors: pale walls, black frames, brushed steel, and walnut tones all set off red beautifully. Condition is noted as generally good with no obvious major flaws. That matters for high-gloss decorative work, where chips and heavy scratching quickly interrupt the visual flow. Here, the impression is of a display-ready piece that offers colour, shine, and Japanese decorative tradition in one clean object. Because such enamelled vases are collected worldwide—both by Japan specialists and by general decorative-arts buyers—good examples tend to be kept rather than replaced. If you are building a small group of Japanese display pieces, this is the sort of colour accent that anchors a room. Shipping & Handling We ship worldwide via DHL or EMS with full insurance and tracking. Professional packing ensures safe arrival; combined shipping available for multiple wins. Local customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility. Seller Guarantee We specialise in authentic Japanese metalwork and guarantee this piece’s authenticity. Questions welcome – we reply within 24 hours. 1306