Lacquer Vase, Arita - Imari, Hichōzan Shinpo, Edo/meiji Era, 1856-1900.

A large Japanese porcelain vase in a distinctive shape with flourishes on the spout. The front and back of the vase are decorated with scenes of traditionally dressed figures painted in enamel and surrounded by a lacquer background, as well as landscape scenes in black, red and gold lacquer. These scenes are dotted with various mosaics representing floral ornaments, dragons or butterflies. Japan, Airta, signed 肥碟山 Hichōzan 信甫造 Shinpo-zō, Edo/Meiji era, 1856-1900. Hichozan Shinpo, a company that operated in Arita (Saga Prefecture) from 1856 to 1900, and whose products, thanks to the resilient Marshal Tashiro Monzaeman (1816-1900), were exhibited at the world's greatest art events , in particular the universal exhibitions of Paris in 1867 and 1878, the international exhibition of Vienna in 1873 Height 63 cm, diameter 29 cm. Good state of conservation, small loss of visible lacquer, no cracks. Free delivery within the EU ! I send parcels by insured mail (DPD or DHL). All items are packed very carefully. Payment by international bank transfer.