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Κούπα μπρούτζινη ιαπωνική της περιόδου Showa από τον Zuiho (瑞峰) με διακόσμηση χρυσής φύλλας και πλούσια μπλε-πράσινη πατίνα, ύψος περίπου 20 εκ, διάμετρος σώματος 11 εκ, υπογεγραμμένη και συνοδευόμενη από το αρχικό ξύλινο κουτί της και τον ενημερωτικό φάκελο Takaoka Copperware, σε κατάσταση καινούργια.
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Artist: Zuiho (瑞峰)
Material: Cast metal (bronze alloy) with gold leaf decoration
Origin: Japan – Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture
Period: Showa period
Condition: As new
Excellent condition with virtually no signs of use.
The surface finish and gold-leaf decoration are beautifully preserved.
No cracks, repairs, or structural damage observed.
Comes with the original wooden box and Takaoka copperware information leaflet.
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A highly distinctive Japanese Takaoka bronze vase by Zuiho (瑞峰), combining a richly patinated blue-green surface with boldly applied areas of gold leaf.
The surface treatment is one of the most compelling features of this work. Deep verdigris tones create an aged, almost archaeological appearance, while irregular areas of luminous gold emerge dramatically from the surface.
The gold leaf is deliberately applied in an organic and irregular manner rather than as a uniform decoration. Its placement, shape, and interaction with the surrounding patina give the vase an individual character, ensuring that no two pieces finished in this manner have exactly the same appearance.
This contrast between precious gold and an intentionally aged-looking bronze surface reflects a distinctly Japanese appreciation for wabi-sabi — beauty found in irregularity, natural variation, imperfection, and the changing character of materials over time.
The vase is also particularly notable for its unusual and highly decorative form. A generously rounded body rises into a narrow neck and dramatically flared mouth, creating a strong sculptural silhouette. At the base, an integrated pierced openwork foot adds further architectural and decorative interest.
The powerful blue-green patina, flashes of gold, and unconventional form give the piece a more monumental presence than a conventional flower vase, while the subtle variations across its surface reward closer viewing.
The original wooden box is inscribed “Vase” (花瓶) and bears the artist’s name Zuiho (瑞峰). A faint artist’s mark is also visible on the vase itself.
An original Takaoka copperware information leaflet is included.
Together, the verdigris patina, individually applied gold decoration, and sculptural openwork form make this a particularly expressive example of Takaoka metalwork, balancing the traditional aesthetics of aged bronze with the brilliance of gold leaf.
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Included
• Vase
• Original Takaoka Bronze leaflet
• box (共箱)
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Dimensions
• Height: approx. 20 cm
• Body diameter: approx. 11 cm
• Weight: approx. 1.5 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.
Ιστορία πωλητή
Μετάφραση από Google ΜετάφρασηArtist: Zuiho (瑞峰)
Material: Cast metal (bronze alloy) with gold leaf decoration
Origin: Japan – Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture
Period: Showa period
Condition: As new
Excellent condition with virtually no signs of use.
The surface finish and gold-leaf decoration are beautifully preserved.
No cracks, repairs, or structural damage observed.
Comes with the original wooden box and Takaoka copperware information leaflet.
───────
A highly distinctive Japanese Takaoka bronze vase by Zuiho (瑞峰), combining a richly patinated blue-green surface with boldly applied areas of gold leaf.
The surface treatment is one of the most compelling features of this work. Deep verdigris tones create an aged, almost archaeological appearance, while irregular areas of luminous gold emerge dramatically from the surface.
The gold leaf is deliberately applied in an organic and irregular manner rather than as a uniform decoration. Its placement, shape, and interaction with the surrounding patina give the vase an individual character, ensuring that no two pieces finished in this manner have exactly the same appearance.
This contrast between precious gold and an intentionally aged-looking bronze surface reflects a distinctly Japanese appreciation for wabi-sabi — beauty found in irregularity, natural variation, imperfection, and the changing character of materials over time.
The vase is also particularly notable for its unusual and highly decorative form. A generously rounded body rises into a narrow neck and dramatically flared mouth, creating a strong sculptural silhouette. At the base, an integrated pierced openwork foot adds further architectural and decorative interest.
The powerful blue-green patina, flashes of gold, and unconventional form give the piece a more monumental presence than a conventional flower vase, while the subtle variations across its surface reward closer viewing.
The original wooden box is inscribed “Vase” (花瓶) and bears the artist’s name Zuiho (瑞峰). A faint artist’s mark is also visible on the vase itself.
An original Takaoka copperware information leaflet is included.
Together, the verdigris patina, individually applied gold decoration, and sculptural openwork form make this a particularly expressive example of Takaoka metalwork, balancing the traditional aesthetics of aged bronze with the brilliance of gold leaf.
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Included
• Vase
• Original Takaoka Bronze leaflet
• box (共箱)
───────
Dimensions
• Height: approx. 20 cm
• Body diameter: approx. 11 cm
• Weight: approx. 1.5 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.

