A beautiful antique Japanese cloisonné enamel vase dating to the late Meiji to early Taisho period, finely decorated with elegant swallows in flight among cascading wisteria, blooming irises, and seasonal flowers against a rare warm cinnabar-red enamel ground.
Executed with fine silver wirework, the graceful composition is beautifully balanced, with the reverse left largely undecorated to highlight the rich enamel surface and emphasize the artwork on the front. The elegant proportions, uncommon color, and refined craftsmanship make this an excellent cabinet display piece.
The vase is accompanied by its matching handcrafted wooden display stand.
Excellent antique condition with only minor age-related surface scratches. No cracks, hairlines, enamel loss, or repairs observed. Displays beautifully. Please review all photographs and video carefully, as they form part of the description.
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