This late 19th-century Japanese Imari porcelain vase stands 30 cm tall and features a traditional baluster form, with a broad body tapering to a flared neck.
Its decoration exemplifies classic Imari style, combining underglaze cobalt blue, vibrant iron red, and a white background, enhanced by touches of green, yellow, and gold.
Elaborate patterns envelop the surface, showcasing a central motif of a vividly colored bird, reminiscent of peacock, surrounded by floral and botanical elements. The neck and base display coordinated geometric and floral designs.
Remarkably well-preserved, this vase retains its rich detail and elegance despite its age.
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