These two vases, while different in style, complement each other beautifully and can enhance various interior design themes.

The first vase is made of brass and stands 13.5 inches tall. It has a smooth, flared rim and a slender neck that gently widens into a bulbous base. The brass background is decorated with delicate enamel floral patterns, featuring white flowers with red accents, green leaves, and red blossoms.

In contrast, the second vase, a Japanese Champlevé Bronze Vase, stands at 9.5 inches tall. It has a cylindrical short body which narrows at the top to form a long wide neck, with dragon head handles, and at the bottom to form thick short stem. The vase is adorned with intricate Champlevé enamel work, a technique where depressions are cut into the metal and filled with powdered vitreous enamel. It is adorned with two bands of Egyptian-inspired frescoes—figures wearing loin skirts, some carrying gifts, while others are engaged in motion, set against a striking blue, brick-patterned background. The remaining surfaces are etched with geometric patterns, adding depth and complexity to the design.

These two vases create an interesting contrast. The first vase's organic floral design contrasts with the more structured, historical look of the second vase. The brass vase's soft curves and floral details pair well with the Champlevé vase's geometric lines and bold imagery.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: age related wear. Flowers not included

Origin:
Japan

Materials & Techniques:
Brass, Bronze, Enamel

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; age related wear. Flowers not included