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Vase - Keramik, Porzellan - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Antike Imari Vase – Edo
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Vase - Keramik, Porzellan - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Antike Imari Vase – Edo

Edo–Meiji Period Imari “Kinji” Vase (Nishikiji Flower Vase) This exquisite vase is a remarkable example of Edo–Meiji period (17th–19th century) Imari ware in the luxurious “Kinji” or Nishikiji style. Unlike traditional blue-and-white Imari (sometsuke), Kinji pieces feature multicolored overglaze enamel designs with gold accents, creating a brocade-like appearance that embodies the elegance of Japanese artistry. Key Features: Decoration: Elaborate motifs of pine, chrysanthemums, flowers, birds, phoenixes, figures, landscapes, lions, and floral arrangements, often accented with gold, reflecting Japan’s rich cultural symbolism. Technique: Overglaze enamel on porcelain, carefully fired to preserve the vivid colors and gold highlights. Shape & Size: Tall, straight-sided vase; Width: approx. 29 cm × Depth: approx. 29 cm × Height: approx. 56.5 cm Box Size: Height 59 cm × Width 31 cm × Depth 31 cm Condition: Minor signs of use and small scratches, but no significant cracks or chips; overall very well-preserved. Historical & Collectible Significance: Kinji Imari vases were highly prized in Japan and abroad, historically exported to Europe, and are celebrated for their vivid colors, intricate designs, and the elegance of their gilding. This is an extremely rare piece, highly sought after by collectors worldwide. This vase embodies the refined craftsmanship and aesthetic sophistication of Japanese Imari porcelain, making it a standout item for collectors, museum display, or as a centerpiece for decorative purposes. ※Due to the substantial weight and high value of this item, the shipping cost and insurance fee are higher than usual. Thank you for your understanding. Attention: ・Please take a good look at the photos to confirm the condition of the item. ・We kindly ask you to place a bid only if you are happy with what you see. ・Unfortunately, we are unable to accept returns or refunds for reasons such as a change of mind or if the item does not match your personal expectations. ・Depending on your country of residence, additional duties and import taxes may apply. ・Please check your country's laws to determine if import taxes or duties apply. ・We are not responsible for any costs incurred in importing goods into the buyer's country of residence. ・If the winning bidder decides to cancel/ cancel, the risk, all shipping costs, and the seller's return import taxes are the responsibility of the winning bidder. Thank you for your understanding.

Nr. 98475976

Nicht mehr verfügbar
Vase - Keramik, Porzellan - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Antike Imari Vase – Edo

Vase - Keramik, Porzellan - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868) - Antike Imari Vase – Edo

Edo–Meiji Period Imari “Kinji” Vase (Nishikiji Flower Vase)

This exquisite vase is a remarkable example of Edo–Meiji period (17th–19th century) Imari ware in the luxurious “Kinji” or Nishikiji style. Unlike traditional blue-and-white Imari (sometsuke), Kinji pieces feature multicolored overglaze enamel designs with gold accents, creating a brocade-like appearance that embodies the elegance of Japanese artistry.

Key Features:
Decoration: Elaborate motifs of pine, chrysanthemums, flowers, birds, phoenixes, figures, landscapes, lions, and floral arrangements, often accented with gold, reflecting Japan’s rich cultural symbolism.
Technique: Overglaze enamel on porcelain, carefully fired to preserve the vivid colors and gold highlights.
Shape & Size: Tall, straight-sided vase; Width: approx. 29 cm × Depth: approx. 29 cm × Height: approx. 56.5 cm
Box Size: Height 59 cm × Width 31 cm × Depth 31 cm
Condition: Minor signs of use and small scratches, but no significant cracks or chips; overall very well-preserved.

Historical & Collectible Significance:
Kinji Imari vases were highly prized in Japan and abroad, historically exported to Europe, and are celebrated for their vivid colors, intricate designs, and the elegance of their gilding. This is an extremely rare piece, highly sought after by collectors worldwide.

This vase embodies the refined craftsmanship and aesthetic sophistication of Japanese Imari porcelain, making it a standout item for collectors, museum display, or as a centerpiece for decorative purposes.

※Due to the substantial weight and high value of this item, the shipping cost and insurance fee are higher than usual. Thank you for your understanding.

Attention:
・Please take a good look at the photos to confirm the condition of the item.
・We kindly ask you to place a bid only if you are happy with what you see.
・Unfortunately, we are unable to accept returns or refunds for reasons such as a change of mind or if the item does not match your personal expectations.
・Depending on your country of residence, additional duties and import taxes may apply.
・Please check your country's laws to determine if import taxes or duties apply.
・We are not responsible for any costs incurred in importing goods into the buyer's country of residence.
・If the winning bidder decides to cancel/ cancel, the risk, all shipping costs, and the seller's return import taxes are the responsibility of the winning bidder.
Thank you for your understanding.

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Giovanni Bottero
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Schätzung  € 450 - € 650

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