Japanese Satsuma Vase

This vase appears to be a Satsuma-style ceramic piece, likely inspired by traditional Japanese Satsuma pottery. Here are some key features that stand out: Hand-Painted Scene – The detailed artwork depicts a group of elegantly dressed women in traditional Japanese kimonos, possibly representing geishas or noblewomen, in a peaceful outdoor setting with a mountain in the background. Gold Accents – The use of gold outlining, especially in the patterns and clothing, is a signature feature of Satsuma-style pottery, which often has rich detailing. Floral & Decorative Elements – The neck and base of the vase showcase intricate floral motifs, with bold colors and gold embellishments, contributing to its ornate appearance. Handles & Rim Design – The vase has decorative gold-colored handles shaped like stylized dragons or mythical creatures, which are common in Asian-inspired ceramics. The flared, scalloped rim adds an extra layer of elegance. Possible Origin – While authentic Satsuma pottery originates from Japan (mainly from the late Edo and Meiji periods), many later pieces, including mid-20th-century export ceramics, were produced in Japan or China in a similar style. Call or WhatsApp Joy 079 161 2266