Antique Japanese Moriage Twin-Handled Vase c. 1915
Flowing Florals & Jewel-Toned Borders
Yellow blossoms and softly shaded foliage unfold across warm pink-toned panels on this antique Japanese vase. Raised moriage outlines lend definition to the floral decoration, while deep cobalt borders punctuated by stylised tulips create a rhythmic frame around the elongated body.
Sage-green accents and gold-toned twin handles complement the richly layered palette. The flowing stems and ornamental borders express an Art Nouveau sensibility, giving the amphora-style form an elegant balance of colour, line and texture.
Dated circa 1915 in the supplied attribution, this early twentieth-century piece makes a distinctive focal point on a mantel or cabinet, where its hand-painted details can be appreciated from different angles.
Item Specifics
- Type: Antique twin-handled ceramic vase
- Form: Elongated baluster / amphora-style urn
- Origin: Japan
- Period: Early twentieth century, circa 1915; Taisho era attribution
- Style: Art Nouveau / Jugendstil
- Material: Ceramic / earthenware
- Production: Pottery, handmade
- Decoration: Raised moriage detailing with hand-painted floral panels and stylised tulip borders
- Colours: Cobalt blue, sage green, soft pink, yellow and gold
- Features: Twin handles and gold trim
- Finish: Glossy, hand-painted
- Dimensions: 30 cm high × 16 cm wide × 16 cm deep
- Weight: 1.4 kg
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Condition: Pre-owned, in very good condition
- Care: Clean gently with a lightly dampened cloth
- Quantity: One vase
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