Champleve is an enameling technique that enamels raised surfaces on a cast brass or bronze object and then fired.
Not to be confused with cloisonné that solders wires in a design to a flat surface and then fills those areas with enamel.
Made in Japan, strikingly beautiful, will be passed down through the ages.

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Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: There are no glaring defects on this spectacular piece of history other than what you would expect to see, consistent with age and use- something hundreds of years old is going to show something somewhere although this has surprisingly little.
The closest I can come to a "defect" is that the enamel is slightly fading and there's a small ding on one side and the enamel has come loose. Pitting expected.
Please reach out via the comment section with any questions.
Thanks for looking!

Dimensions:
Height: 14.5 in.
Width: 10 in.
Depth: 10 in.

Category: Urns
Origin: Japan
Materials: Bronze, Enamel

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; There are no glaring defects on this spectacular piece of history other than what you would expect to see, consistent with age and use- something hundreds of years old is going to show something somewhere although this has surprisingly little.
The closest I can come to a “defect� is that the enamel is slightly fading and there’s a small ding on one side and the enamel has come loose. Pitting expected.
Please reach out via the comment section with any questions.
Thanks for looking!