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This tiny Kutani Eiraku-style bud vase packs remarkable detail into three inches — three small feet, two delicate handles, and a deep brick-red ground painted with pink florals and 24K gold.
Maker: Unknown (unidentified mark on base)
Materials: Porcelain, hand painted, 24K gold accents
Dimensions: 3.0" tall x 3.0" diameter
Origin: Japan
Era: Antique, 1920s–1930s (estimated)
Condition: Very good condition — small chip on top rim (feelable, not very visible); one handle has a small uncolored section (manufacturing variation), both photographed. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A beautiful piece for a chinoiserie interior, a Japanese ceramics collector, or anyone who appreciates the extraordinary in a very small object.
Kutani ware originated in the Kaga region of Japan in the 17th century and is known for its rich palette, intricate patterns, and exceptional quality. The Eiraku style is distinguished by its characteristic deep red ground and 24K gold work, and pieces in this tradition remain among the most collectible in Japanese export porcelain.
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