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Einzelblumenvase - Bronze - Japan - Vintage-Bronzvase  (Ohne mindestpreis)
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Einzelblumenvase - Bronze - Japan - Vintage-Bronzvase (Ohne mindestpreis)

PRODUCT TITLE Gōshō (剛章) – Takaoka Copperware Japanese Copper Vase – Green Patina with Red Accents – Signed – Original Wooden Box – Japan PRODUCT DESCRIPTION A refined Japanese copper vase created by Gōshō (剛章), an artist associated with the traditional Takaoka copperware craft of Japan. Its elegant form features a slender flared neck combined with a softly rounded body, creating a well-balanced and sculptural silhouette. Rich shades of deep green and turquoise cover the copper surface, while subtle reddish-brown tones appear naturally within the finish. Light reflects beautifully across the curved body, revealing different colors and textures depending on the viewing angle. This sophisticated surface treatment highlights the expressive character of copper and gives the vase a distinctive artistic presence. An original wooden storage box bearing calligraphy and the artist's seal is included. Kept unused, the vase remains in excellent condition. Minor signs of age or long-term storage may be present on the wooden box. Please refer carefully to the photographs for the exact condition. Beautiful both as a flower vase and as a standalone decorative object, this piece represents the refined metalworking tradition of Takaoka, Japan. ARTIST BACKGROUND Gōshō (剛章) is a Japanese metalwork artist associated with Takaoka copperware. His name appears on the accompanying wooden box together with the artist's seal. Works of this type emphasize the sculptural form of the vessel together with carefully controlled surface coloration, allowing the natural character of copper to become an important part of the design. This vase demonstrates that approach particularly well through its elegant proportions and layered green, blue-green and reddish patina. MANUFACTURING / CRAFT BACKGROUND Takaoka copperware, known in Japan as Takaoka Dōki, is a renowned metalworking tradition originating in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Its history dates back to the early Edo period, when metal casting techniques were introduced to the area and gradually developed into a major local craft industry. Over the centuries, Takaoka craftsmen became highly regarded for bronze and copper objects such as vases, incense burners, Buddhist fittings and decorative works. A particularly important characteristic of Takaoka metalwork is its sophisticated surface finishing, including various patination techniques that produce rich and subtle colors on copper and bronze. This vase combines that traditional craftsmanship with a clean and modern form, making it suitable for both Japanese and contemporary interiors. CONDITION Unused and in excellent condition. No significant damage is visible on the vase. Original wooden storage box is included. Minor signs of age and storage may be present on the box. Please examine the photographs carefully for further details. SIZE Height: Approx. 23 cm Width: Approx. 12 cm Depth: Approx. 12 cm Weight: Approx. 825 g Weight including wooden box: Approx. 1,208 g **PLEASE NOTE** Shipping & Customs Information: Country of Origin: Items are shipped from Japan. Important Notice for EU Buyers: Due to recent EU customs policy changes, items to EU destinations will primarily be shipped via express courier (DHL/FedEx). As a result, shipping costs are higher than standard postal services to ensure safe, smooth, and traceable delivery. Please check the shipping fees carefully before bidding. Shipping Carriers: Depending on the destination and situation, items will be shipped via DHL or FedEx. Packaging & Fees: Items are packed very carefully to prevent damage in transit. Shipping costs are calculated based on the item weight, packing materials, and shipping box size. Delivery Time: Usually takes 1–2 weeks. Customs, Duties, and Taxes: Import duties, taxes, and fees are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs office or shipping carrier regarding customs clearance. Please ensure you are reachable. If the package is returned to us due to an inability to contact you or unpaid customs fees, you will be charged for the return shipping and reshipment costs. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Nr. 106816018

Verkauft
Einzelblumenvase - Bronze - Japan - Vintage-Bronzvase  (Ohne mindestpreis)

Einzelblumenvase - Bronze - Japan - Vintage-Bronzvase (Ohne mindestpreis)

PRODUCT TITLE
Gōshō (剛章) – Takaoka Copperware Japanese Copper Vase – Green Patina with Red Accents – Signed – Original Wooden Box – Japan

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
A refined Japanese copper vase created by Gōshō (剛章), an artist associated with the traditional Takaoka copperware craft of Japan.
Its elegant form features a slender flared neck combined with a softly rounded body, creating a well-balanced and sculptural silhouette.
Rich shades of deep green and turquoise cover the copper surface, while subtle reddish-brown tones appear naturally within the finish.
Light reflects beautifully across the curved body, revealing different colors and textures depending on the viewing angle.
This sophisticated surface treatment highlights the expressive character of copper and gives the vase a distinctive artistic presence.
An original wooden storage box bearing calligraphy and the artist's seal is included.
Kept unused, the vase remains in excellent condition.
Minor signs of age or long-term storage may be present on the wooden box.
Please refer carefully to the photographs for the exact condition.
Beautiful both as a flower vase and as a standalone decorative object, this piece represents the refined metalworking tradition of Takaoka, Japan.

ARTIST BACKGROUND
Gōshō (剛章) is a Japanese metalwork artist associated with Takaoka copperware.
His name appears on the accompanying wooden box together with the artist's seal.
Works of this type emphasize the sculptural form of the vessel together with carefully controlled surface coloration, allowing the natural character of copper to become an important part of the design.
This vase demonstrates that approach particularly well through its elegant proportions and layered green, blue-green and reddish patina.

MANUFACTURING / CRAFT BACKGROUND
Takaoka copperware, known in Japan as Takaoka Dōki, is a renowned metalworking tradition originating in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture.
Its history dates back to the early Edo period, when metal casting techniques were introduced to the area and gradually developed into a major local craft industry.
Over the centuries, Takaoka craftsmen became highly regarded for bronze and copper objects such as vases, incense burners, Buddhist fittings and decorative works.
A particularly important characteristic of Takaoka metalwork is its sophisticated surface finishing, including various patination techniques that produce rich and subtle colors on copper and bronze.
This vase combines that traditional craftsmanship with a clean and modern form, making it suitable for both Japanese and contemporary interiors.

CONDITION
Unused and in excellent condition.
No significant damage is visible on the vase.
Original wooden storage box is included.
Minor signs of age and storage may be present on the box.
Please examine the photographs carefully for further details.

SIZE
Height: Approx. 23 cm
Width: Approx. 12 cm
Depth: Approx. 12 cm
Weight: Approx. 825 g
Weight including wooden box: Approx. 1,208 g

**PLEASE NOTE**
Shipping & Customs Information:
Country of Origin: Items are shipped from Japan.
Important Notice for EU Buyers: Due to recent EU customs policy changes, items to EU destinations will primarily be shipped via express courier (DHL/FedEx). As a result, shipping costs are higher than standard postal services to ensure safe, smooth, and traceable delivery. Please check the shipping fees carefully before bidding.
Shipping Carriers: Depending on the destination and situation, items will be shipped via DHL or FedEx.
Packaging & Fees: Items are packed very carefully to prevent damage in transit. Shipping costs are calculated based on the item weight, packing materials, and shipping box size.
Delivery Time: Usually takes 1–2 weeks.
Customs, Duties, and Taxes:
Import duties, taxes, and fees are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer.
You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs office or shipping carrier regarding customs clearance.
Please ensure you are reachable. If the package is returned to us due to an inability to contact you or unpaid customs fees, you will be charged for the return shipping and reshipment costs.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Höchstgebot
€ 66
Ohne mindestpreis
Sandra Wong
Experte
Schätzung  € 150 - € 200

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