A magnificent Arita ware style porcelain vase with ornate painted decoration, complete with its original paulownia wood offering box. The vase boasts a full and elegant form with a flared rim. The white porcelain body is delicate and smooth, decorated with red-painted, ruri-blue, and gold enamels depicting blooming peonies, plum blossoms, and a royal carriage motif. The composition is elegant and luxurious, embodying the aesthetic sensibilities of traditional Japanese court art. The gold accents flow naturally, shimmering in the light, showcasing the high-grade decorative porcelain style of the Showa period. The base bears the mark "Tetsuzan" and comes with its original inscribed offering box. In excellent condition, it possesses both aesthetic and collectible value. The peony symbolizes wealth and prosperity, while the royal carriage represents peace and elegance, making this a highly representative piece of traditional Japanese auspicious culture. It is a sophisticated addition to any tea room or Japanese-style room, or a valuable piece for collectors of fine Oriental art. The overall glaze is lustrous, the painted decoration is rich and layered, the workmanship is meticulous, and the vase's rounded and full shape makes it an excellent display piece. Suitable as a high-end vase, an art piece for interior decoration, and also a treasure for Japanese ceramic collectors. Artist: Tetsuyama哲山(signed on the bottom of the vase) Dimensions: 20.5 x 20.5 x 24 cm Weight: 1.83 kg Weight with tomobako: 2.75 kg Very good condition, there are stains from aging and using, please also take a look at the listed photos for a reference. Will be well packaged and shipping by Japan Post in fast delivery.