A distinguished Meiji-period teapot (1900) showcasing the refined craftsmanship of Japan's celebrated Arita porcelain tradition.
This elegant vessel features the characteristic sometsuke technique—underglaze blue and white decoration—rendered through both meticulous hand-painting and sculptural high-relief elements.
Botanical imagery adorns the body, while lotus leaf appliqués echo Art Nouveau sensibilities.
The kyusu-style side handle and attenuated spout complement the matching lidded design.
Measuring 17cm in height and 19cm in width, the piece presents in exceptional condition with pristine glazing and no visible damage.
A refined example of Japanese ceramic artistry from this culturally significant era.
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