Takaoka Gold Leaf Bronzeware Vase (純金箔青銅器) - Γλυπτό Μπρούντζος, Χρυσός - Ιαπωνία (χωρίς τιμή ασφαλείας)

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Κούπα μπρούντζινή με φύλλο χρυσού Τάκαοκα, έργο του Hōun (峰雲) από την Ιαπωνία, υπογεγραμμένο και κατασκευασμένο από την Takaoka Bronze, φινίρισμα με καθαρό φύλλο χρυσού, ύψη 14 cm, διάμετρος 11 cm, βάθος 11 cm, βάρος 0,8 kg, σε εξαιρετική κατάσταση.

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Artist: Hōun (峰雲)
Material: Cast metal (bronze alloy) with pure gold leaf
Origin: Japan – Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture
Period: Showa period

Condition:
Excellent vintage condition overall.Minor surface variations and patina consistent with age and the artist’s intended finishing techniques.
Some areas of the gold leaf exhibit slight differences in sheen, which should be regarded as part of the piece’s aged character. Please refer carefully to photos 4–10.
No cracks, repairs, or structural damage observed.

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This vase belongs to a body of work that Hōun himself referred to as “Pure Gold Leaf Bronzeware” (純金箔青銅器).

Comes with original Takaoka copperware information leaflets describing the traditional bronze and gold-leaf finishing techniques.

The piece presents a striking contrast between a blue-green patinated surface and boldly applied areas of pure gold leaf.
The placement of the gold leaf varies from piece to piece, resulting in a unique and unrepeatable appearance for each work.

Its generously rounded form gives the vase both a strong visual presence and a gentle, balanced atmosphere, harmonizing its expressive surface treatment with a calm, sculptural silhouette.

The included leaflet contains a text written by Hōun himself.
The following passage is a direct English translation of the original Japanese text provided by the artist:

“Pure Gold Leaf Bronzeware is inspired by ancient Chinese bronzeware excavated from the ground.
Pure gold leaf is applied using lacquer, while the remaining areas are treated to resemble surfaces that have naturally corroded underground over many years.
As time passes, the surface gradually settles and stabilizes, developing a natural character.
With continued appreciation, this work is intended to mature into an object of lasting aesthetic value.”

Through this concept, Hōun envisioned his works as pieces that evolve over time, embracing irregularity, surface change, and the quiet beauty associated with wabi-sabi aesthetics.

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Included
• Vase
• Original leaflet (artist’s explanation)

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Dimensions
• Height: approx. 14 cm
• Body diameter: approx. 11 cm
• Weight: approx. 0.8 kg

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Shipping
• Carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
• International shipping via Yamato Transport or Japan Post.
• Import duties, taxes, VAT, and other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the buyer’s responsibility.

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Artist: Hōun (峰雲)
Material: Cast metal (bronze alloy) with pure gold leaf
Origin: Japan – Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture
Period: Showa period

Condition:
Excellent vintage condition overall.Minor surface variations and patina consistent with age and the artist’s intended finishing techniques.
Some areas of the gold leaf exhibit slight differences in sheen, which should be regarded as part of the piece’s aged character. Please refer carefully to photos 4–10.
No cracks, repairs, or structural damage observed.

───────

This vase belongs to a body of work that Hōun himself referred to as “Pure Gold Leaf Bronzeware” (純金箔青銅器).

Comes with original Takaoka copperware information leaflets describing the traditional bronze and gold-leaf finishing techniques.

The piece presents a striking contrast between a blue-green patinated surface and boldly applied areas of pure gold leaf.
The placement of the gold leaf varies from piece to piece, resulting in a unique and unrepeatable appearance for each work.

Its generously rounded form gives the vase both a strong visual presence and a gentle, balanced atmosphere, harmonizing its expressive surface treatment with a calm, sculptural silhouette.

The included leaflet contains a text written by Hōun himself.
The following passage is a direct English translation of the original Japanese text provided by the artist:

“Pure Gold Leaf Bronzeware is inspired by ancient Chinese bronzeware excavated from the ground.
Pure gold leaf is applied using lacquer, while the remaining areas are treated to resemble surfaces that have naturally corroded underground over many years.
As time passes, the surface gradually settles and stabilizes, developing a natural character.
With continued appreciation, this work is intended to mature into an object of lasting aesthetic value.”

Through this concept, Hōun envisioned his works as pieces that evolve over time, embracing irregularity, surface change, and the quiet beauty associated with wabi-sabi aesthetics.

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Included
• Vase
• Original leaflet (artist’s explanation)

───────

Dimensions
• Height: approx. 14 cm
• Body diameter: approx. 11 cm
• Weight: approx. 0.8 kg

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Shipping
• Carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
• International shipping via Yamato Transport or Japan Post.
• Import duties, taxes, VAT, and other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the buyer’s responsibility.

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Λεπτομέρειες

Εποχή
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Takaoka Bronze
Χώρα
Ιαπωνία
Υλικό
Μπρούντζος, Χρυσός
Καλλιτέχνης
Houn (峰雲)
Τίτλος έργου τέχνης
Takaoka Gold Leaf Bronzeware Vase (純金箔青銅器)
Υπογραφή
Υπογεγραμμένη
Κατάσταση
Άριστη κατάσταση
Height
14 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
11 cm
Βάρος
0.8 kg
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