Japanese Petite Satsuma Moriage Vase
Japanese Petite Satsuma Moriage Vase
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JAPANESE SATSUMA MORIAGE VASE
Era: Circa 1900
Style: Meiji Period Export
OVERVIEW:
A delicate Satsuma vase featuring intricate moriage decoration with scenes of children at play, executed in gilt, coral, and soft pastels against a cream ground.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Height: 5 inches
Width: 3 inches
Material: Porcelain with moriage decoration
Style: Export Satsuma ware
Origin: Japan, Meiji Period
Form: Traditional baluster vase
Period: Early 20th Century
DESIGN ELEMENTS:
Pictorial Scene:
-Children in traditional dress at play
-Gilt-enhanced figures
-Architectural elements
-Flowering tree motifs
-Landscape setting
Decorative Features:
-Raised moriage work
-Coral and gilt border design
-Pink and lavender accents
-Gold foliate patterns
-Textured surface details
CONDITION:
Very Good Antique Condition
-Original gilt work intact
-Clear moriage details
-Fine crazing consistent with age
-Strong color retention
-No significant damage
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:
This vase exemplifies the high-quality export Satsuma ware produced during the early Meiji period, when Japanese artisans created pieces specifically for Western markets. The children at play theme and compact size were particularly popular with Western collectors during this period.
DECORATIVE SUGGESTIONS:
-Small collector's cabinet display
-Traditional room accent
-Asian art showcase
-Petite mantel arrangement
-Curio cabinet feature
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