A blue-ground cloisonné vase, decorated with polychrome enamels and refined silver wire, featuring a naturalistic design of a pair of Manchurian cranes set in a flowering garden. The Manchurian crane (丹頂鶴, tanchōzuru) is regarded in Japan as a symbol of longevity, marital fidelity, and good fortune. Celebrated for their elegance and monogamous life, these cranes embody ideals of purity, harmony, and enduring happiness. --- The vase is in good condition. Two visible restorations are present on the back. Please refer to the pictures for further details. Japanese cloisonné is one of the most refined forms of decorative art. Originally adopted from China, the technique was perfected by Japanese artisans during the Meiji period. The technique involves the use of vibrant polychrome enamels that create a metallic, glossy effect. --- We will pack your object with the utmost care and entrust it to DHL or FedEx for delivery within 1–3 days. The original certificate of authenticity issued by our gallery will be provided to the buyer.--- 280