Capture a piece of traditional Japanese artistry with this exquisite early 19th-century porcelain geisha figurine. Lovingly hand-painted with intricate details, this piece showcases the timeless elegance of the Meiji period, renowned for its stunning craftsmanship. The geisha is depicted playing a tsuzumi drum, her intricate kimono adorned with green and blue flowers, woth flowing gold maple leaves, and a sophisticated high-gloss finish that brings the piece to life. All hand painted.

Measuring 25cm in height, 10cm in length, and 13cm in width, this medium-sized sculpture makes a distinguished addition to any collection. Each brushstroke on the hand-painted kimono tells a story, with the smooth textures and glossy accents highlighting the exquisite care taken to create this limited edition treasure. A true representation of antique beauty and cultural richness, this geisha figurine is a testament to the skilled artisanship of early Meiji early imarix ware 1900s Japan.

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• Design:

• Depicts a geisha in traditional attire, holding a tsuzumi drum. Geishas emerged in the 17th century as entertainers separate from courtesans. 

• Painting and quality porcelain

• Fullly Hand-painted details, including the intricate  geisha's kimono with floral and geometric patterns, dates it to earlier Japanese periods such as the meiji period with masters of porcelain and hand painting