Kutani yaki porcelain Japanese Flower vase pot Ginsai Gold foil Crane
Best decorative centerpiece for collectors of authentic Japanese fine art.
This exquisite Kutani yaki porcelain vase from Japan showcases a traditional design with a modern touch. Measuring 24.5 cm in height and 17 cm in diameter, it features intricate gold foil detailing of a crane, a symbol of longevity and good fortune. The vase is crafted from high-quality porcelain, reflecting centuries of Japanese artistry. Its unique beauty lies in the vibrant five-color palette characteristic of Kutani ware, depicting themes like 'Kachofugetsu' (Flower, Bird, Wind, Moon) and geometric patterns. This piece comes with a wooden box, making it a perfect gift or a distinguished addition to any collection.
$356.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.5
/ 5
Category Rank
5652
/ 9908
#5652 in Vases
Price vs Category Average
+39%
Above average
Size
1724.5
/ Diameter x Height cm
Who it's for
- Collectors seeking authentic Japanese heritage and artisanal handwork
- Interior stylists wanting a luxurious, culturally rich focal point
- Investors looking for durable pieces with long-term heirloom potential
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious shoppers prioritizing affordability over premium craftsmanship
- Busy households needing low-maintenance, worry-free decor items
- Minimalists preferring neutral or strictly contemporary design aesthetics
Performance breakdown
Artisanal Authenticity
Certified traditional craftsmanship rooted in over three centuries of Japanese history.
Visual Impact
Vibrant five-color palette and gold foil create a striking focal point.
Material Quality
High-grade porcelain construction reflects superior potter's wheel precision and durability.
Gift Presentation
Included wooden box provides a sophisticated, ready-to-gift unboxing experience.
Design Complexity
Intricate crane motifs and geometric patterns showcase exceptional attention to detail.
Display Versatility
Balanced dimensions make it an ideal centerpiece for diverse interior styles.
Key Specs
Size
Diameter 17 x Height 24.5 cm
Material
Porcelain
Origin
Made in Japan / Kutani yaki
Weight
500.00 Grams
Features
- Authentic Kutani ware, a traditional Japanese craft certified by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry.
- Features intricate gold foil detailing of a crane, symbolizing longevity and good fortune.
- Adorned with the characteristic five-color palette of Kutani ware, showcasing artistic brush strokes.
- Depicts traditional motifs like 'Kachofugetsu' (Flower, Bird, Wind, Moon) and geometric patterns.
- High level of craftsmanship evident in the potter's wheel technology.
- Comes with a protective wooden box, enhancing its gift-worthiness.
- A piece of art with a history spanning over 360 years.
What customers say
Customers consistently admire the Kutani yaki vase for its exquisite design and superior quality. The intricate Ginsai gold foil crane motif is frequently celebrated as a stunning artistic detail, transforming the vase into a true statement piece. Reviewers often express delight in the meticulous craftsmanship, noting the fine porcelain and precise hand painted elements. This piece is seen as a cherished item, with its artistic value and enduring beauty justifying the investment for many discerning buyers.
Know before you buy
In Japanese culture, the crane is a revered symbol representing longevity and good fortune. Its inclusion in this design adds a layer of traditional meaning to the artistic aesthetic.
To preserve the gold foil and the vibrant colors, hand-wash the vase gently with mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that could scratch or dull the delicate metallic finish.
Yes, it is fully functional as a vase and can hold water for fresh floral arrangements. However, due to its status as a handcrafted piece of art, many owners prefer to display it as a standalone decorative object.
This certification confirms that the piece is an authentic product of the Kutani region, adhering to traditional Japanese craftsmanship standards that have been refined over 360 years. It guarantees the use of the signature five-color palette and specific pottery techniques.
The wooden box is a traditional Japanese storage container, known as a 'tomobako,' designed to protect the porcelain from dust and damage when not on display. It also serves as a formal presentation case, making the vase an ideal gift.
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