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Beautiful Japanese Satsuma jar from the Meiji period (1868–1912), featuring a rare and unusual shape with uniquely designed handles.
The jar is finely decorated with detailed scenes depicting elegantly dressed aristocrats, a young boy and girl, along with various floral, symbolic, and traditional Japanese designs and motifs.
Exceptionally fine painting, intricate details, and excellent workmanship throughout.
The jar bears an impressed Kinkozan seal mark. Please carefully examine all photographs for the signature, decorative details, and unusual shape.
Measurements: 5" diameter x 2 1/4"
Condition: Excellent original antique condition, with no losses, damage, or restorations.
A beautiful and unusual example of Japanese Meiji-period Satsuma craftsmanship, featuring fine decorative painting, elegant details, and distinctive handles.
Serious collectors welcome.
