Blue underglaze decoration, bud vase with a six character mark on the bottom DAI NIHON EIRAKU ZO, a pottery maker from the Eiraku line. Fired-on overlay of earth-tone glaze, gilt decoration flowers and leaves.

Weight (lbs): 0.5
Height (In.): 6.75
Width (In.): 2.5
Depth (In.): 1.75
Size: 6.75 x 2.5 x 1.75"
Maker: Eireku
Material: Porcelain, Glaze
Date: Meiji Period
Provenance: Della Penta Estate, Fl
Condition: Minor flaking to the earth-tone glaze, half-inch hairline on the inside rim.
History: The Meiji Period was a period of rapid industrialization after Japan's exposure to western technologies. It was marked by the extreme speed through which the culture overhauled and became a mechanized and mass-producing society. Art pieces were created with extreme detail, hand-crafted to rebel against the changing aesthetic.
Condition: Minor flaking to the earth-tone glaze, half-inch hairline on the inside rim. History: The Meiji Period was a period of rapid industrialization after Japan's exposure to western technologies. It was marked by the extreme speed through which the culture overhauled and became a mechanized and mass-producing society. Art pieces were created with extreme detail, hand-crafted to rebel against the changing aesthetic.