Vase - Porcelain - Japan - Pair of Satsuma vases (No reserve price)





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Pair of hand-painted Satsuma-style porcelain vases from Japan, about 15 cm high and 7.7 cm in diameter, featuring peacocks, blossoms and moriage gold detailing with a fine crackle glaze, maker’s mark on the underside, dating to ca. 1960–1980, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Bring a touch of Eastern elegance into your home with this exquisite set of two hand-painted, Satsuma-style vases by the renowned Japanese brand Sōhō (湊光).
The vases feature a rich, detailed design depicting peacocks, blossoming plum branches, and peonies. The artwork is beautifully finished with refined gold accents (*moriage*) and showcases the characteristic fine-crackle glaze typical of authentic Satsuma pottery.
The original maker’s mark is present on the underside.
Features & Details:
Quantity: Set of 2 vases
Height: 15 cm.
Diameter: 7.7 cm.
Origin: Japan (c. 1960–1980).
Design: Hand-painted peacocks, blossoms, and gold accents.
Condition: Excellent! No chips, no cracks, and the gold details and edges remain completely intact.
A stunning pair for collectors of Japanese porcelain and ceramics, or as a stylish statement piece for a classic, modern, or Japandi-style interior.
Seller's Story
Bring a touch of Eastern elegance into your home with this exquisite set of two hand-painted, Satsuma-style vases by the renowned Japanese brand Sōhō (湊光).
The vases feature a rich, detailed design depicting peacocks, blossoming plum branches, and peonies. The artwork is beautifully finished with refined gold accents (*moriage*) and showcases the characteristic fine-crackle glaze typical of authentic Satsuma pottery.
The original maker’s mark is present on the underside.
Features & Details:
Quantity: Set of 2 vases
Height: 15 cm.
Diameter: 7.7 cm.
Origin: Japan (c. 1960–1980).
Design: Hand-painted peacocks, blossoms, and gold accents.
Condition: Excellent! No chips, no cracks, and the gold details and edges remain completely intact.
A stunning pair for collectors of Japanese porcelain and ceramics, or as a stylish statement piece for a classic, modern, or Japandi-style interior.

