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Antique Japan Ko-Imari ceramic small vase Ichirinzashi 1700 kiln craft Kintsuki

Antique Japan Ko-Imari ceramic small vase Ichirinzashi 1700 kiln craft Kintsuki

Antique Japan Ko-Imari ceramic small vase Ichirinzashi 1700 kiln craft Kintsuki Antique Japanese Ko-Imari small ceramic vase Ichirinzashi (one stem floral vase), decorated with Imari floral enamel motif, nice shape, wood kiln markings on surface, some ...

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History
  • Ko-Imari ceramics date back to the early Edo period in Japan (17th century), and pieces from this era often reflect the intricate artistry and trade influences of the time.
  • The cultural significance of Kintsugi, the art of mending ceramics with lacquer and gold powder, may add layers of value, representing both aesthetic appreciation and philosophical ideas about resilience and beauty.
  • Antiques from the Edo period, including Ichirinzashi vases, are often seen as representations of Japanese heritage, reflecting the artistic and cultural movements that influenced Japan's craftsmanship.

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