This Japanese porcelain vase is decorated using the traditional Sometsuke underglaze blue technique and features a serene forest landscape inspired by early spring. The composition depicts slender trees emerging from a misty atmosphere, rendered with delicate and rhythmic vertical brushwork that creates a strong sense of depth and calm movement. The vase is attributed to the Japanese ceramic artist Fuji Shumei (1936–2017), who is known for refined porcelain works that combine technical precision with poetic spatial balance. The subtle gradation of blue tones, the controlled line work, and the harmonious proportions are consistent with characteristics associated with his landscape compositions. A short, slightly tapered neck rises smoothly from the upper body, contributing to an understated and contemporary silhouette. The subtle transition between form and decoration reflects a refined control of proportion and spacing. The base bears an incised signature, visible in the photographs, supporting the attribution to Fuji Shumei. The piece is preserved in good vintage condition, showing some honest signs of age. There are minor scratches on the shoulder and small chips and scuffs on the base (foot rim). However, there are no cracks or professional restorations. This vase remains a beautiful example of Fuji’s work and is well suited for collectors of modern Japanese ceramics, Asian art enthusiasts, or interiors inspired by minimalist and Zen aesthetics. Material: Ceramic Condition: The piece is in good condition overall. Please note there are minor surface scratches on the shoulder and small chips and scuffs on the foot rim (base), consistent with age and handled use. It has no hairline cracks or restorations. Maker: Shumei kiln Dimensions: Height 25.5 cm × Width 16.5 cm Weight: 1641 g Shipping: The item will be carefully packed and shipped via DHL / Japan Post / FedEx depending on destination. Buyers are responsible for any customs duties or import taxes in their country.